UNSPSC 20121211: Pump integrity monitors

UNSPSC 20121211 Pump integrity monitors, a Commodity code, captures inspection, diagnostic, and monitoring equipment and services for pump systems operated by state and local water, wastewater, and stormwater utilities. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying pump repair and replacement services, design and engineering support for pump station projects, and related technical assessment work—activities that often require or incorporate integrity monitoring to ensure system reliability and compliance with safety standards. The issuing bodies are primarily municipal utilities and water departments soliciting repairs, replacements, and design services on an as-needed or project basis, alongside engineering firms and service providers bidding to deliver the technical work.

Activity under this code is sparse. The most recent relevant opportunity is Salt Lake City Corporation's Request for Bid SLCI26097, posted May 18, 2026 with a June 3, 2026 deadline, for Industrial Water Pump Repair & Replacement Services covering inspection, disassembly, repair, and installation of vertical turbine, submersible, centrifugal, and split-case pumps in potable water applications—a five-year contract with a secondary contractor option and after-hours pricing. The Town of Hilton Head Island solicited task-order-based design, rehabilitation, and engineering support for stormwater and drainage pump stations (Solicitation 202617, due August 12, 2026). Two other recent opportunities in the dataset—a Sourcewell law enforcement equipment RFP and a school district heat pump replacement project—are nominally tagged to this code but address unrelated procurement categories (law enforcement gear and HVAC systems) and do not reflect the pump monitoring scope. Geographic activity is limited to Utah and South Carolina in the relevant solicitations; no concentrated state-level or multi-jurisdiction pattern emerges from the source.