UNSPSC 15121801: Moisture repellent

UNSPSC 15121801 Moisture repellent is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it do not reflect moisture-repellent products. Instead, the posted solicitations center on bulk fuel supply, delivery, and related services—aviation fuels, marine gasoline, motor gasoline, diesel, renewable diesel, and diesel exhaust fluid—procured by state colleges, counties, cities, and school districts to support fleet operations, emergency response, and essential services. The scope of work actually being bought includes fuel supply agreements (often multi-year with IDIQ or annual renewal provisions), delivery logistics with emergency-response capabilities, fuel inventory monitoring systems, and compliance with ASTM, state environmental, and FAA standards where applicable. Pricing models vary but commonly reference published indices such as OPIS (Oil Price Information Service) with contractor markups or markdowns, firm fixed rates, or cost-plus structures. Issuing bodies include state technical colleges, county general services and fleet operations departments, municipal utilities and fleets, school districts, and county parks and emergency services divisions.

Recent activity spans Texas (City of Austin, Texas State Technical College Waco, Cobb County School District in Georgia, Hunt County Texas), California (County of Solano), and Florida (Sarasota County), with a non-mandatory pre-offer meeting scheduled for the City of Austin IFB on October 13, 2026 at 3:00 pm CT and written questions due October 16, 2026 at 4:00 pm CT. Representative opportunities include the City of Austin's IFB 7800 MLJ1046 for bulk motor fuels and fuel-related products and services (due October 29, 2026, estimated 5 million gallons annually across 130 tank locations with 24-month initial term and optional extensions), Texas State Technical College's RFP 62 for aviation fuel services at TSTC Waco Airport (due November 16, 2026, covering Jet-A and 100LL Avgas with estimated five-year volumes of 3.375 million and 485,000 gallons respectively and a three-year initial term plus two optional one-year extensions), and Sarasota County's IFQ 262916KR for marine fuel supply from a waterfront dispensing facility (due October 9, 2026, anticipating 8,000 gallons annually). The mismatch between the Commodity code's nominal scope (moisture repellent) and the opportunities posted suggests that this code does not reflect the state and local activity actually being solicited.