UNSPSC 20121213: Stimulation pumping units

UNSPSC 20121213 Stimulation pumping units is a Commodity code that encompasses the design, procurement, installation, commissioning, repair, and maintenance of pump systems and components serving municipal water and wastewater infrastructure. Recent state and local opportunities under this code reflect work spanning remote control retrofit projects for existing pump facilities, permanent bypass pump installations at lift stations, hose pump parts and replacement components for treatment systems, trailer-mounted emergency response pumps, electric motor and pump rebuild services, and master service agreements for ongoing pump station maintenance and equipment renewal. Issuing bodies include county utilities departments, municipal water and wastewater authorities, and regional purchasing cooperatives. Counties and cities in Florida and Georgia dominate recent activity, with additional solicitations from New Mexico, Texas, and Georgia purchasing cooperatives serving broader regional needs.

The Orlando Utilities Commission posted RFQ PR9486 on September 7, 2026, due September 24, 2026, for design and installation of RF-based remote control systems for two water pump locations at the Osceola Generation Station in St. Cloud, Florida, including Schneider Electric PLCs, soft starters rated at 75 horsepower and 480 volts, and field commissioning with one hour of training. Seminole County Board of County Commissioners issued IFB CC710026HSMA in August 2026 for an ongoing master service agreement covering maintenance, repair, refurbishment, and equipment renewal at wastewater pump stations, requiring contractors to demonstrate completion of at least eight municipal pump station projects within the past five years, with fixed hourly labor rates and a 24-hour emergency response mandate. Lowndes County Board of Commissioners solicited sealed bids in July 2026 for permanent bypass pump installation at 20 existing lift station sites in Georgia, with mandatory pre-bid attendance on August 21, 2026, and a 120-day completion schedule. The City of Tarpon Springs, Florida issued ITB 260169-B-AS in May 2026 for electric motor and pump rebuild services covering horsepower ratings from 0.5 HP to 450 HP across water and wastewater divisions, with a five-year initial term and option for two-year renewal. The City of Gallup, New Mexico solicited one trailer-mounted diesel-driven centrifugal pump system under ITB-2621 in June 2026, specifying Tier 4 Final equipment with 74 horsepower minimum, 6-inch connections, and 4-week delivery.