UNSPSC 25191503: Integrated maintenance information systems

UNSPSC 25191503 Integrated maintenance information systems, a Commodity code, shows minimal alignment with recent state and local solicitation activity. The code's nominal scope suggests software or digital systems for managing maintenance operations, but the recent opportunities posted under this code consist of marine fuel supply (Sarasota County), dog food procurement (City of Philadelphia), compressed natural gas fuel tank replacement (Orange County Transportation Authority), and engine parts maintenance (a Florida county RFI) — none of which map to integrated maintenance information systems. The source contains no solicitations for maintenance management software, fleet or facilities information systems, work-order platforms, or comparable digital infrastructure that would reflect the code's intended scope.

Sarasota County appears twice in the recent record, both times soliciting marine fuel on an as-needed basis from waterfront facilities within two miles of North Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, Florida, under IFB notices 262897MF (due September 7, 2026) and 262916KR (due October 9, 2026, a rebid). The Orange County Transportation Authority issued an IFB for compressed natural gas fuel tank replacement and installation on forty-eight buses under solicitation 250095 with a firm fixed-price contract value of $2,721,744.00 over two years. The mismatch between the code's title and the work actually solicited suggests that the UNSPSC tagging may be erroneous or that this code sees minimal genuine procurement activity from state and local jurisdictions. Business development professionals should verify whether opportunities tagged under this code reflect their service offerings or investigate whether related codes capture the actual buying pattern in integrated maintenance systems.