UNSPSC 15101608: Trioxanes

UNSPSC 15101608 Trioxanes is a Commodity code. State and local governments use this code to procure motor fuels—primarily gasoline, diesel, renewable diesel, and alternative fuels—along with related products and services including diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), fuel delivery and monitoring infrastructure, and specialized fueling equipment. Recent activity shows procurement officers tagging both conventional bulk fuel supply and emerging alternative-fuel infrastructure under this code, with work ranging from routine fleet refueling contracts to new hydrogen and compressed natural gas station development and operation.

Issuing bodies span county and municipal general services departments, transit authorities, and school districts across multiple states. Sarasota County appears twice in recent months (marine fuel supply, August and October 2026); Cobb County School District appears twice (gasoline and diesel, propane supply); and the Orange County Transportation Authority has released multiple solicitations for alternative-fuel infrastructure (hydrogen mobile fuelers, compressed natural gas station operations). The City of Austin, City of Tucson, County of Solano, Washington State Department of Enterprise Services, and Sacramento County round out the recent buyer mix. Geographic spread includes Florida (Sarasota County marine fuel), Texas (Austin bulk motor fuels), Arizona (Tucson and Pima County), California (Solano, Orange County, Sacramento), Georgia (Cobb and Paulding County school districts), and Washington state (statewide lubricants and DEF). Recent representative opportunities include the City of Austin's bulk motor fuel IFB for approximately 5 million gallons annually across 130 tank locations (due October 29, 2026); Sarasota County's marine fuel IFQ for ethanol-free gasoline from a waterfront facility (due October 9, 2026, rebid); the City of Tucson and Pima County's RFP for an estimated 9 million gallons annually across six fuel groups (released July 28, 2023, proposals due September 7, 2023); the Orange County Transportation Authority's RFP for hydrogen mobile fuelers at $5.872 million for one year (due September 15, 2026); and Sacramento County's Request for Solution for hydrogen refueling station design, construction, and operation (due December 5, 2025).