UNSPSC 15121802: Anti corrosion lubricant

UNSPSC 15121802 Anti corrosion lubricant, a Commodity code, covers engine oils, gear oils, automatic transmission fluids, greases, and specialty lubricants that state and local agencies procure in bulk and packaged formats to maintain fleet vehicles, heavy equipment, and industrial facilities. Recent solicitations span requirements-based annual contracts for municipal fleet maintenance, statewide cooperative purchasing vehicles with four-year-plus terms and multiple product categories, and specialty applications in wastewater and transit operations. State and local buyers include transportation departments, water authorities, transit systems, municipalities, counties, and independent special districts; the Washington State Department of Enterprise Services and its subordinate agencies represent the largest identified repeat buyer, with historical annual sales of approximately $5.1 million across lubricant categories.

Geographic activity concentrates in Washington, Florida, Georgia, and Texas, with secondary recent activity in Illinois and South Carolina. Representative recent procurements include Washington State Department of Enterprise Services' statewide solicitation 09225-02 for competitive bids on mineral, synthetic, and environmentally acceptable lubricants, greases, and diesel exhaust fluid due July 30, 2026, with a 48-month contract term and approximately $5.1 million historical annual volume; City of Waycross, Georgia's sealed quotation for annual fleet lubricant supply (15W-40 engine oil, AW-46 hydraulic oil, and 0W-20 synthetic) due June 4, 2026; Denton County, Texas RFQ 26-2918 for lubricants and oils due June 8, 2026; Tohopekaliga Water Authority (Osceola County, Florida) Invitation for Bids 26-0017 for as-needed supply of gear oils, turbine oils, hydraulic oils, and greases across a three-county service area due March 26, 2026; and Columbus Consolidated Government's procurement for METRA Transit System oils and lubricants due March 11, 2026. A 10 percent DBE participation goal applies under Federal Transit Administration requirements where federal funds flow; Washington State offers Executive Order 18-03 preference scoring. Single-source and brand-designation procurements also appear, including Collier County's notice of intent to single-source Schaeffer Manufacturing and Broward County's RFI on Mobil lubricants for port equipment.