UNSPSC 25172800: Hydraulic systems and components

UNSPSC 25172800 Hydraulic systems and components, a Class code, encompasses repair, replacement, supply, and fabrication services for hydraulic cylinders, pumps, hoses, valves, fittings, and related components that state and local governments procure to maintain vehicle and equipment fleets. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers are acquiring both emergency and routine hydraulic repair services on as-needed bases, with mobile on-site capability required, and steady supply of replacement hydraulic parts under multi-year agreements that include same-day or next-business-day delivery obligations. The issuing bodies include county transportation and public works departments, municipal fleet services operations, school districts, and regional transit authorities, with Arizona, California, Texas, and Florida showing the most recent activity.

The City of Phoenix Public Works Department issued IFB 27-FSD-0353 on July 8, 2026, with offers due August 13, 2026, seeking hydraulic hose repair and replacement services for its medium-duty and heavy-duty equipment fleet across multiple service centers, with a two-hour response requirement and 90-day warranty; the three-year initial contract term commences November 1, 2026, with optional two-year renewals available. The County of Sacramento issued RFP 2026-RFP-0032 in May 2026 for hydraulic system repair, fabrication, and parts supply with an estimated annual value of $1,200,000 and responses due May 7, 2026; the vendor was required to be an authorized parts dealer maintaining a local branch within 40 miles of Sacramento with same-day availability. The City of Atlanta solicited hydraulic cylinder, pump, and hose repair and parts through a Statement of Qualifications process due April 7, 2026, requiring on-site and mobile repair capability. Seminole County, Florida posted an RFP for on and off-road heavy equipment maintenance including hydraulic services through September 3, 2025, with a three-year initial term and two optional one-year renewals. Geographic concentration skews toward the Southwest and Southeast, with secondary activity in Texas and the upper Midwest through cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Sourcewell.