UNSPSC 20141601: Pneumatic export pumps

UNSPSC 20141601 Pneumatic export pumps (Commodity) encompasses remote-start and permanent bypass pump systems that state and local water and wastewater utilities are installing to enable remote operation, emergency response, and infrastructure redundancy. Recent solicitations show the code captures a broader scope than "pneumatic" pumps alone — the work includes electric-motor-driven centrifugal pumps, soft-starter control systems with fiber-optic and RF communications, permanent and mobile bypass pumping capacity at lift and pump stations, and associated electrical enclosures, instrumentation, and installation services. State and local water and wastewater utilities dominate the issuing-body mix, with the Orlando Utilities Commission, Seminole County Board of County Commissioners, Lowndes County Board of Commissioners (Georgia), the City of Gallup (New Mexico), and the City of Tarpon Springs (Florida) actively soliciting. Florida and Georgia account for the highest concentration of recent activity; Texas and New Mexico appear in the recent pipeline.

Recent opportunities span repair services, turnkey installations, and hybrid master-service-agreements structured for task-order release. Seminole County Board of County Commissioners issued a master services agreement (Invitation for Bid CC-7100-26 / CC710026HSMA, due June 17 and August 5, 2026) for three-year wastewater pump station repair and refurbishment with 18 defined scope-of-work categories, mandatory 51-percent self-performance, 24-hour emergency response, and fixed hourly labor rates. Lowndes County Board of Commissioners solicited permanent bypass pump installation at 20 lift stations in Georgia (Sealed Bid PE69200NONST2027000000053, due September 1, 2026, with mandatory pre-bid August 21) and earlier pump station improvements (PE69200NONST2026000000049, due June 2, 2026). The City of Tarpon Springs, Florida issued an Invitation for Bid (ITB 260169-B-AS, closed June 17, 2026) for electric motor and pump repair services across multiple equipment manufacturers and horsepower ratings, with multiple-award option and no guaranteed minimum volume. The Orlando Utilities Commission requested design and installation of an RF-based remote control system for two pump locations (RFQ PR9486, due September 24, 2026). The City of Gallup, New Mexico sought one trailer-mounted Tier 4 Final diesel centrifugal pump with accessories for emergency response and bypass operations (ITB-2621, due June 15, 2026). These opportunities signal steady demand for integration expertise, 24-hour service availability, crane and equipment rental capability, and compliance with state licensing and E-Verify requirements.