UNSPSC 15111706: Octane boost

A product that increases horsepower and octane rating. Reduces octane requirements. Maximizes power and torque. Protects against valve recession and replaces lubrication formerly found in leaded fuels. Decreases NOX and carbon monoxide emissions. Contains a smoke suppressant.

UNSPSC 15111706 Octane boost (Commodity) encompasses bulk fuel supply and delivery services that state and local governments procure for fleet operations, airport services, and essential agency functions. Recent solicitations reveal the code captures purchases of unleaded gasoline, diesel, renewable diesel, ethanol blends (E10, E85), aviation fuels (Jet-A and 100LL Avgas), marine gasoline, and diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), along with associated delivery, monitoring, and emergency response capabilities. Issuing bodies include state technical colleges, county governments, municipal fleet departments, school districts, and county environmental and emergency services divisions. Contracts typically establish single-vendor or multi-vendor supply agreements with pricing benchmarked to commodity indices (OPIS rack prices) and fixed or adjustable differentials, multi-year initial terms with optional extensions, minimum performance standards for delivery speed and redundancy, and fuel-quality compliance with ASTM, state environmental, and FAA standards where applicable.

Recent procurement activity spans Texas, Florida, and California. The City of Austin (IFB 7800 MLJ1046, due October 29, 2026) seeks bulk motor fuels across 130 tank locations with estimated annual volume of 5 million gallons and local business preference scoring. Texas State Technical College (RFP #62, due November 16, 2026) is establishing a three-year IDIQ agreement for approximately 675,000 gallons of Jet-A and 97,000 gallons of 100LL Avgas annually at its Waco Airport. Sarasota County issued two marine fuel solicitations (IFQs, due September 7 and October 9, 2026) seeking waterfront dispensing service for approximately 8,000 gallons annually. The County of Solano (IFB, due July 20, 2026) procured unleaded gasoline and renewable diesel delivery to nine tank locations across six sites supporting 700-plus fleet assets, with local-business preference applied. Cobb County School District (proposal due September 30, 2026) solicited gasoline and diesel delivery to distributed fueling infrastructure. Hunt County, Texas issued an ITB for gasoline and diesel (due August 11, 2026) with minimal posted detail.