UNSPSC 20142701: Sucker rod pump jacks

UNSPSC 20142701 Sucker rod pump jacks is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement for pump system components, repair services, and installation work supporting water and wastewater utility operations. The recent solicitations under this code reflect demand for centrifugal pump systems, bypass pump installations, motor and pump repair services, hose pump parts, and remote-control systems for existing pump infrastructure. Issuing bodies include county utilities departments, municipal water authorities, regional wastewater commissions, and special-purpose water districts across the Southeast and Southwest. Counties and municipalities in Florida and Georgia dominate recent activity, with Seminole County, Lowndes County, and the City of Tarpon Springs posting multiple repair and replacement opportunities. Work solicited ranges from master service agreements for ongoing pump station maintenance and emergency repair (Seminole County, five-year initial term with one-hour emergency response mandates) to discrete capital projects for new bypass pump installations and well construction (Lowndes County, City of Wrens, City of Gallup). Service providers must typically demonstrate three to five years of documented experience on similar municipal utility projects, maintain required insurance and surety bonding, comply with E-Verify employment verification, and hold state-required contractor licenses such as Georgia Utility Contractor certification.

Recent opportunities span Florida (Orlando Utilities Commission RFQ for remote-start pump control systems, due September 24, 2026; Seminole County IFB for wastewater pump station maintenance and repair, due August 5, 2026; City of Tarpon Springs ITB for motor and pump repair services, due June 17, 2026), Georgia (Lowndes County IFB for 20 permanent bypass pump installations at lift stations, due September 1, 2026 with mandatory pre-bid August 21; City of Wrens project for Well #107 water infrastructure, due September 3, 2026, funded by State Revolving Fund with Build America, Buy America compliance required), New Mexico (City of Gallup ITB for trailer-mounted diesel centrifugal pump system with accessories, due June 15, 2026, allowing New Mexico Resident Contractor preference), and Texas (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department utility improvements solicitation, due September 4, 2026, lacking detailed scope). Fulton County Department of Watershed Management in Georgia issued an IFB for Watson-Marlow Bredel hose pump parts and replacement components across multiple water reclamation centers (due July 31, 2026). Bid security, performance bonds, and insurance requirements are standard; contract terms typically range from one to five years with annual price escalations capped at CPI-U or contractually negotiated percentages. Multiple awards and task-order structures are common for master service agreements where the issuing body reserves discretion on work order volume and frequency.