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 encompassing the design, construction, rehabilitation, and maintenance of sewage collection, treatment, and discharge infrastructure. State and local governments procure under this code for wastewater headworks improvements (bar screens, grit removal, flow metering), gravity and force main extensions and replacements, pump station construction and rehabilitation, treatment facility upgrades (clarifiers, digesters, thickeners, dewatering equipment), electrical switchgear and controls at wastewater plants, pilot treatment demonstrations, and ancillary site work including trenchless pipe rehabilitation, easement clearing, and structural repairs at water reclamation facilities. Issuing bodies span cities, counties, municipal water and sewer authorities, special districts, and joint commission agencies across water infrastructure, utilities, and environmental services departments. Recent solicitations show activity from water reclamation authorities in Florida and Georgia, county utility commissions in Connecticut and Oregon, municipal water authorities in Georgia, sanitation districts in California, and wastewater treatment authorities in New Jersey and South Carolina, with repeat issuers including cities and counties in Florida (DeBary, Pinellas, Brevard, Orange, Hillsborough) and Georgia (Gwinnett, Clackamas Water Environment Services, Brunswick-Glynn Joint Water & Sewer Commission, City of Rome).

Geographic spread is concentrated in Florida, Georgia, and California, with secondary activity in Arizona, Connecticut, New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon, and South Carolina. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Brevard County (Moss Kelley Inc. sole-source procurement for Huber barscreen replacement at South Beaches Wastewater Treatment Plant, November 20, 2025 response deadline); Hillsborough County Engineering and Operations Department (Kirby Street Pump Station #08 Rehabilitation, new 8-foot concrete wetwell with dual pumps and 352 linear feet of force mains, IFB-26-00404, bids due November 13, 2026, $1,473,476.90 estimated); Clackamas County Water Environment Services (Tri-City Water Resource Recovery Facility aeration basin refurbishment with diffuser replacement and SCADA upgrades, BID 2026-78, bids due November 10, 2026, $3.7 million engineer's estimate); and Orange County, Florida (five-year Storm Water Pipe Slip Lining Rehabilitation requirements contract using RICIPP technology, Y27-110, bids due October 20, 2026, $7,862,420 estimated first-year cost and $39,312,100 five-year total). Prevailing wage, Davis-Bacon Act compliance, and state revolving fund financing appear frequently; SBE and MBE participation goals are standard where applicable.