UNSPSC 25174008: Water pump for internal combustion engines

A component of the combustion engine cooling system of a transport vehicle.

UNSPSC 25174008 Water pump for internal combustion engines is a Commodity code that covers replacement and repair pumping equipment used in fleet maintenance, wastewater and water utility operations, and emergency response infrastructure. State and local governments procure bypass pumps for wastewater systems, industrial water pumps for potable water applications, and radiator cooling systems for port equipment and power generation under this code. The issuing bodies span water authorities, county utilities divisions, school districts managing fleet assets, and municipal departments operating emergency response equipment. Recent solicitations show activity from Collier County (Florida) Public Utilities, the Macon Water Authority (Georgia), Broward County Port Services, and Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities, with contracts typically structured as fixed-price equipment purchases, repair and maintenance services agreements, or as-needed invoiced work.

Activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with secondary opportunities in Utah and New Jersey. Collier County issued an Invitation to Bid (ITB) on June 25, 2026, for Bypass Pump Preventative Maintenance, Repair and Replacement services across approximately 30+ fixed and portable bypass pump stations, with a bid deadline of February 9, 2026 (note: date appears inconsistent in source), requiring vendors to hold diesel engine and bypass pump repair certifications and provide 24/7 availability under a three-year initial term with two optional one-year renewals; the contract was grant-funded and historically modest at approximately $45,000 annually until Hurricane Ian recovery efforts increased spending to $14 million in 2022. Salt Lake City Corporation solicited competitive sealed bids for Industrial Water Pump Repair & Replacement Services under RFB SLCI26097, due June 3, 2026, seeking contractors experienced in vertical turbine, submersible, centrifugal, and horizontal split-case pump repair and installation from specified manufacturers (Aurora, Fairbanks Morse, Goulds), with award to one primary and one secondary contractor on a five-year term with four-month extension option. The Macon Water Authority issued an IFB for a replacement by-pass pump (Atlas Copco PAS F66 KD-S 74HP unit with floats and solar charger) due April 16, 2026, with FOB Destination delivery to Macon, Georgia. Broward County's June 2026 ITB for Bearward Radiator units (Part Number BE5782800101_BOX) for a Paceco Crane at Port Everglades required delivery within 150 calendar days, with a local-business preference under Broward County Code Section 1-74 and restriction to vendors holding required port access credentials including TWIC and comprehensive background clearance.