UNSPSC 95121643: Sewage outfall

The part of a sewage pipeline from which the sewage exudes at the end into a collection area

UNSPSC 95121643 Sewage outfall is a Commodity code describing the design, installation, rehabilitation, and operational improvements of wastewater discharge infrastructure—pump stations, force mains, lift stations, and associated piping systems that convey treated or raw sewage to treatment facilities or discharge points. State and local governments procure under this code through counties, municipalities, water authorities, and special-purpose water and sewer districts, with recent activity concentrated in Georgia, Florida, Texas, Oregon, and California. The scope spans new construction of pump and lift stations with integrated force mains (Beaufort County's Laurel Bay WWTP conversion, Fulton County's Friendship Pump Station progressive design-build at $12,500 linear feet of force main), rehabilitation of existing stations including pump replacement and piping upgrades (Chatham County's Salcedo Lift Station, Henry County Water Authority's James Creek Lift Station), force main design and permitting work (Pasco County's Sunlake Boulevard force main design), and specialized installations such as mechanical bar screens and aeration equipment upgrades at water reclamation facilities. Issuing bodies include county departments of water resources and public works (Gwinnett County, Chatham County, DeKalb County, Beaufort County), municipalities (City of Bremen, City of Waco, City of McKinney, City of St. Cloud), water authorities (Henry County Water Authority, Eastern Municipal Water District), and regional water and sewer districts (Clean Water Services in Oregon, Seminole County, Tampa Convention Center).

Recent opportunities show strong activity in Georgia counties (Chatham, Fulton, Henry, Gwinnett, Atkinson, DeKalb), with additional concentration in Florida (Pasco, Brevard, Orange, Collier, Seminole, Chatham), Texas (Bremen, Waco, McKinney, Dallas), and the Pacific Northwest (Oregon, California). Representative recent solicitations include Fulton County's RFP for Friendship Pump Station progressive design-build with proposals due August 12, 2026 (local preference of 5% weighting applied), Beaufort County's IFB for Laurel Bay WWTP conversion due August 13, 2026, City of Bremen's sealed bid for Turkey Creek force main and spray field expansion due August 13, 2026 (1,560 linear feet of 8-inch HDPE forcemain and 120 linear feet of ductile iron forcemain with three pressure reducing valves), Chatham County's bids for Salcedo Lift Station rehabilitation due August 11, 2026 (duplex submersible pump station with force main pigging and SCADA work), and Eastern Municipal Water District's RFP for biofilter rehabilitation at Perris Valley Water Reclamation Facility due July 24, 2026. Contracts range widely in scale—from $350,000 turnkey aeration equipment (Salitrillo Aerator in Texas) to $32.25 million multi-phase infrastructure renewal (Collier County's Palm River utilities project) to $375 million managing general contractor services for PFAS water treatment and transmission improvements (Broward County). Standard procurement vehicles include sealed bids (IFB), RFPs with progressive design-build and CMAR structures, and pre-qualification cycles; Georgia dominates current activity with mandatory pre-bid conferences and aggressive timelines (August response windows).