UNSPSC 20141501: Electric downhole pumps

UNSPSC 20141501 Electric downhole pumps (Commodity) encompasses remote monitoring and control systems, repair components, and installation services for pumps in water and wastewater utility operations. Recent state and local solicitations show demand for RF-based remote start/stop controls for water supply pumping, permanent and temporary bypass pump installations at lift stations, hose pump parts and replacements for wastewater treatment centers, electric motor and pump repair services across multiple horsepower ratings, and trailer-mounted emergency response pump systems. Issuing bodies include utility commissions, county boards of commissioners, city governments, and county watershed management departments. The work spans engineering, procurement, installation, commissioning, controls programming, field testing, repair and rebuild services, and emergency response operations. Florida and Georgia dominate recent activity, with additional solicitations in Texas, New Mexico, and Georgia counties.

Representative recent opportunities include the Orlando Utilities Commission's RFQ for remote start/stop controls and installation at the Osceola Generation Station (due September 24, 2026); Seminole County's IFB for comprehensive wastewater pump station maintenance, repair, and equipment renewal services structured as a master service agreement with hourly labor rates, 24-hour emergency response, and three-year initial term (due August 5, 2026 for the updated posting); Lowndes County's IFB for permanent bypass pump installation at 20 lift stations with mandatory pre-bid attendance and 120-day completion (due September 1, 2026); the City of Tarpon Springs' ITB for electric motor and pump repair services across multiple equipment manufacturers and horsepower ratings with five-year initial term and optional two-year renewal (due June 17, 2026); and the City of Gallup's ITB for one trailer-mounted diesel-driven centrifugal pump system with Tier 4 Final engine, 6-inch connections, and four-week delivery (due June 15, 2026). Fulton County's Department of Watershed Management solicited Watson-Marlow Bredel hose pump parts and replacements (due July 31, 2026).