UNSPSC 20141601: Pneumatic export pumps

UNSPSC 20141601 Pneumatic export pumps (Commodity) covers pneumatic and positive-displacement pump systems acquired by state and local governments for wastewater collection, landfill gas management, emergency response, and water infrastructure applications. Recent state and local solicitations show procurement spanning wastewater pump station repair and rehabilitation, landfill gas wellfield system maintenance with pneumatic pump replacements, emergency standby pumping capacity for disaster response, and deep well pump installation and service across municipal water systems. Issuing bodies include county utilities departments (Seminole County, Escambia County, Collier County in Florida; Lowndes County in Georgia), cities and water authorities (Tucson, Palm Bay, Long Beach, Watertown, Casselberry, Gallup), school districts (Lake County Schools), and special-purpose districts (Eastern Municipal Water District in California). Seminole County appears twice in the recent block, issuing separate solicitations for ongoing master service agreements for wastewater pump station maintenance covering force main connections, bypass pumping, wet well cleaning, pump and piping replacement, and confined space operations, with experience requirements mandating eight municipal pump station projects within five years and 24-hour emergency response capability.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Seminole County, Escambia County, Collier County, Lake County, Tarpon Springs, Long Beach, Casselberry, and Palm Bay), with secondary presence in the Southwest (Tucson and Gallup), Georgia (Lowndes County and McIntosh County), California (Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County), Wisconsin (Watertown), Mississippi (Long Beach), and Texas (Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative serving multiple jurisdictions). Recent opportunities include Seminole County Board of County Commissioners' master service agreement for wastewater pump station repair and refurbishment (IFB CC710026HSMA, response due August 5, 2026), structured as three-year renewable work-order-based contract requiring minimum eight municipal pump station projects completed in prior five years and 51 percent self-performance; Escambia County Waste Services' solicitation for 15 QED pneumatic pumps for landfill gas collection system appurtenances (ITB PD2526052, response due March 5, 2026); City of Tarpon Springs' invitation for electric motor and pump repair services for water and wastewater utilities (ITB 260169BAS, response due June 17, 2026, three bids received); and City of Gallup's solicitation for one trailer-mounted diesel-driven centrifugal pump system with accessories (ITB 2621, response due June 15, 2026), emphasizing New Mexico resident contractor preference and four-week delivery. Opportunities reflect steady municipal and county demand for pump system replacements, repair services with emergency response protocols, and specialized rehabilitation work under multi-year master service and job order contracts with no guaranteed minimum volumes.