UNSPSC 15131505: Enriched plutonium

UNSPSC 15131505 Enriched plutonium is a Commodity code that shows a significant mismatch between its nominal scope and recent state and local procurement activity. The single recent opportunity on record—Alameda County Water District IFB25/26-35, posted April 16, 2026, with a May 15, 2026 response date—solicits provision and delivery of gasoline and diesel fuel (unleaded regular gasoline at 87 octane, Renewable Diesel R99, and Type 2-D red-dye diesel), not enriched plutonium or any nuclear material. The District seeks annual quantities of 55,000 gallons of gasoline, 55,000 gallons of renewable diesel, and 8,500 gallons of Type 2-D diesel for five facilities in the San Francisco Bay Area, with deliveries Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. and emergency fulfillment within 24 hours. Fuel must meet California Air Resources Board and Low Carbon Fuel Standards compliance. Qualified bidders must be established refiners, wholesalers, or distributors with a minimum of five years' experience in similar provision, hold required licenses, and provide three customer references from comparable contracts completed within the past three years. Pricing is structured as a fully burdened fixed fee adjustment to the daily OPIS Average Rack Price for San Jose, with automatic daily adjustments based on OPIS PAD reports. The contract carries a two-year base term with three optional one-year renewals at the District's discretion.

The code exhibits little relevant recent activity under its stated commodity definition. The single Alameda County Water District opportunity represents fuel procurement misaligned with enriched plutonium classification, indicating either a coding error in the source data or abandonment of the code's nominal scope in actual state and local procurement. No evidence of nuclear material procurement, related enrichment services, or plutonium handling under this code appears in the recent opportunities block. Without additional solicitations demonstrating genuine enriched plutonium procurement activity at the state or local level, the code presents minimal pursuit opportunity; vendors should verify whether state and local governments classify similar fuels or materials under a different UNSPSC code.