UNSPSC 20121207: Fracturing pumping units

UNSPSC 20121207 Fracturing pumping units (Commodity) covers the rental, supply, and repair of portable and standby pumping equipment that state and local governments deploy for emergency response, wastewater and water infrastructure operations, and facility maintenance—particularly trailer-mounted diesel-driven pumps, submersible pumps, and specialized dewatering systems. The code captures a mix of contingency equipment rentals, equipment sales with parts and labor bundled, and specialized pump installation services. Issuing bodies include county boards of commissioners (Hillsborough, Gwinnett, Sarasota), city utilities and water departments (Tampa, Ocala, Cumming, Douglasville, Tucson, Salem, North Miami Beach, Long Beach, Tucson), and county emergency management divisions (Collier). The geographic spread spans Florida heavily (Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, Sarasota, Collier, Tampa, Ocala, North Miami Beach), Georgia (Gwinnett County, City of Atlanta, Cumming, Douglasville), Arizona (Tucson), California (Long Beach), Oregon (Salem), and Michigan (Anchor Bay School District). Recent activity clusters around water reclamation facility upgrades, bypass pumping services, emergency disaster-response equipment pools, and wastewater dewatering systems.

Recent representative solicitations show diverse procurement vehicles. Hillsborough County posted an Invitation for Bid (ITB-26-00326) due July 31, 2026 for hurricane-season contingency rental of trailer-mounted, sound-attenuated diesel pumps—4-inch and 6-inch capacity units—with a five-year estimated contract value of $5,589,125.00 and strict equipment-age requirements (minimum 50 percent no older than two years). Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners issued a competitive sealed-bid solicitation (PE77023NONST2026000000647) due July 10, 2026 for bypass pumping services covering equipment rental, technician labor, and emergency response on a one-year initial term with four renewal options for water and wastewater infrastructure maintenance. Hillsborough County also posted a sole-source notice (SS2600273) for Flygt pump equipment, OEM replacement parts, and Xylem repair services valued at $16,656,100.00 over five years. The City of Ocala solicited turnkey centrifuge and rotary-press installation contracts (ITB WRS/260503 and ITB WRS/260536) with mandatory pre-bid meetings in March 2026. Sarasota County and Collier County each issued sole-source procurements for manufacturer-specific pump products and services (KSB pumps through Barney's Pumps, and ProMinent metering pumps through TriNova). Single-source and manufacturer-exclusive awards dominate the landscape alongside competitive sealed bids for contingency and emergency-response rental capacity. This code remains active with significant dollar values and ongoing emergency preparedness and infrastructure maintenance demand across multiple jurisdictions.