UNSPSC 95121809: Movable weir

A water level control structure similar to a small dam designed to regulate water flow volume by opening and shutting in accordance with the rise and fall of water level.

UNSPSC 95121809 Movable weir, a Commodity code, names fabricated gates and barriers used to manage water flow in civil infrastructure projects, but state and local procurement activity under this code shows minimal alignment with that nominal scope. Of the recent opportunities tagged to the code, only one—North Texas Municipal Water District's solicitation for fiberglass weir plates and scum baffles (due August 7, 2026)—involves water-control equipment directly related to the code's name. The remaining opportunities posted under this code span general construction, renovation, infrastructure, and professional services work with no connection to movable weirs or water-management devices: they include senior center expansion (Collier County), skilled nursing facility replacement (Washington), construction management for a mixed-use park (Texas), fire station construction (Escambia County), home rehabilitation and reconstruction (multiple jurisdictions), courthouse repairs, bridge removal, library renovation, utility system work, airport improvements, and school construction. The issuing bodies are primarily county governments, cities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities (transit, water, port, and university entities). Geographic concentration spans Florida, Texas, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Mississippi, Oregon, South Carolina, Michigan, Connecticut, and Washington, with Florida and Texas showing the highest recent activity. This code exhibits little active procurement volume under its stated scope; the single relevant recent opportunity—the North Texas Municipal Water District's RFQ for fiberglass weir plates and scum baffles due August 7, 2026—is the only match between the code's nominal scope and current state and local buying patterns.