UNSPSC 83101501: Supply of water

UNSPSC 83101501 Supply of water is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of potable water delivery, treatment infrastructure, system monitoring, and related water supply operations. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions purchasing water main replacement and treatment facility improvements, mechanical integrity testing of injection wells, water quality monitoring and testing services, and SCADA system upgrades for distribution and reclamation facilities. The work spans engineering design, construction, operations and maintenance, laboratory and field testing, and equipment supply—reflecting the full lifecycle of municipal water systems from source through delivery.

Issuing bodies are predominantly water utilities, county departments, and municipal water systems across the country. Recent activity includes the City of Santa Cruz Water Department (multiple engineering and design RFPs), Hillsborough County Capital Projects Management (generator and testing services), Clackamas County Water Environment Services (aeration basin refurbishment), Tampa Bay Water (wellfield treatment design and CMAR services), Orange County Florida (SCADA upgrades), and smaller municipalities in Connecticut, Georgia, California, Illinois, and Florida. Geographic spread of recent opportunities spans California, Florida, Georgia, Oregon, Connecticut, Texas, Illinois, Colorado, and Utah, with particular concentration in Florida water utilities and California public agencies. The City of DeBary, Florida solicited an IFB for Rob Sullivan Park irrigation system improvements (response deadline April 10, 2015, estimated $90,000) involving irrigation infrastructure conversion. Hillsborough County Capital Projects Management issued IFB 2600406 for a 1,500 kW diesel generator at the Valrico Reclaimed Water Facility (bids due November 18, 2026, estimated $4,728,600) with a 5% SBE subcontractor participation goal. Clackamas County Water Environment Services requested sealed bids for Tri-City Water Resource Recovery Facility aeration basin refurbishment (bids due November 10, 2026, $3.7 million estimate) under prevailing wage requirements with M/W/ESB Good Faith Effort mandates. Sacramento County Department of Regional Parks solicited RFB 2026-RFB-0101 for Gibson Ranch Park water well monitoring and maintenance (bids due October 30, 2026) with a 5% local business preference and 2% micro-business preference. Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities issued RFQ 513302182 for FY 26/27 Water Line Replacements engineering services (SOQs due October 28, 2026). The Santa Cruz Water Department solicited environmental services for the Graham Hill Water Treatment Plant Improvements ($100 million+ progressive design-build, SoQs due May 14, 2026) with WIFIA and state SRF funding. Activity remains steady across the sector with substantial federal and state funding driving capital project design, construction management, and long-term operations contracts.