UNSPSC 15111700: Fuel additives

UNSPSC 15111700 Fuel additives is a Class code that describes bulk fuel supply and delivery services to state and local fleet operations, public works, and emergency response facilities — not fuel additives per se. Recent solicitations show state and local governments procuring gasoline, diesel, and renewable diesel in volume, with vendor-managed tank monitoring, scheduled and emergency delivery windows, and pricing tied to daily commodity indices (OPIS rack prices). The issuing bodies span county governments, state transportation departments, regional water districts, and cooperative purchasing consortia representing multiple municipalities. Counties and special districts dominate the recent activity: Hunt County and Walton County in the South, Solano County and Alameda County Water District in California, the Illinois Department of Transportation in the Midwest, and the Berkshire Regional Group Purchasing Program (BRGPP) representing 32 Massachusetts municipalities. The scope of work involves fuel storage tank monitoring (often using automated systems such as Veeder-Root TLS-350 units), on-demand delivery coordination, compliance with state air-quality standards (CARB in California, MassDOT specifications in Massachusetts), temperature-adjusted billing, and responsive delivery within 24 hours on request.

The geographic spread spans California, Texas, Florida, Massachusetts, and Illinois, with the most active recent procurements in California and New England. Representative opportunities include Solano County's IFB 405060226, posted July 10, 2026 with bids due July 20, 2026, for bulk fuel supply, delivery, and monitoring to support 700+ county fleet assets across nine storage tanks with estimated annual consumption of 450,000 gallons (87 octane unleaded and RD99 renewable diesel); Walton County, Florida's ITB 26-17, due May 13, 2026, for fuel supply to eight county locations with vendor-owned tank monitoring; Alameda County Water District's IFB 25/26-35, due May 15, 2026, for gasoline and renewable diesel to five District facilities (118,500 gallons annually); and the Berkshire Regional Group Purchasing Program's cooperative solicitation FY27-14-17, closed April 17, 2026, covering gasoline, diesel fuel, heating oil, and liquid propane for 32 participating municipalities. The Illinois Department of Transportation's District 3 rebid IFB 26-494DOT-FINAD-B-51341, due April 3, 2026, required a 3% Business Enterprise Program participation goal and covered diesel, biodiesel, and gasoline fuel to four locations in Iroquois and DeKalb counties through April 30, 2028. Local vendor preferences appear in California and Florida procurements, and prevailing wage and MassDOT prequalification apply in Massachusetts. The code shows active, recurring procurement across multiple states with multiyear contract terms and renewal options.