UNSPSC 25172409: Fuel module

A device for metering, monitoring and delivering fuel in automotive vehicles

UNSPSC 25172409 Fuel module is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure above-ground fuel storage tanks, replacement fuel islands, and associated installation services for fleet and facility operations. The scope encompasses tank procurement, site preparation, removal of existing infrastructure, tank installation configured for multiple fuel types (diesel, unleaded, compressed natural gas), integration with fuel management systems, and commissioning. Recent solicitations also show secondary activity in bulk motor oil and synthetic transmission fluid procurement, though this appears tangential to the code's primary focus on fuel storage hardware and installation. Issuing bodies include county public works departments, county school systems, and transit authorities. Boulder County Building Services in Colorado and Bryan County in Georgia represent county public-works buyers; Gwinnett County Public Schools in Georgia is a repeat school system buyer; the Orange County Transportation Authority in California is a transit-sector buyer. Work is contracted through IFB (Invitation for Bid), RFP (Request for Proposal), and competitive sealed-bid processes, with pre-bid meetings commonly scheduled.

Recent activity concentrates in Colorado and Georgia, with significant transit-sector activity in California. The Nederland Fuel Tank Replacement (Boulder County Building Services, IFB, due October 27, 2026) involves demolition of an existing concrete slab and installation of a new 10,000-gallon UL-2085 above-ground storage tank split 60/40 for unleaded and diesel, with completion targeted for Q3 2027 and bids requiring 5 percent bid security and 100 percent payment and performance bonds for awards exceeding $50,000. Bryan County's Fuel Island Replacement Project (RFP, due October 1, 2026, with pre-bid on September 21, 2026) is a turnkey design-build for a 12,000-gallon split fuel tank with dual dispensers and integration into the County's existing fuel management system. The Orange County Transportation Authority's Compressed Natural Gas Fuel Tank Replacement (IFB 250095, firm fixed-price $2,721,744.00 for two years through June 30, 2028) procured 336 Hexagon Agility CNG tank cylinders for forty-eight buses with one-year warranty and twenty-four-hour warranty support across multiple operating bases. Gwinnett County Public Schools' motor oil and transmission fluid bid (due September 30, 2026) reflects secondary use of the code for bulk fuel consumables rather than storage infrastructure.