UNSPSC 25191522: Aircraft engine maintenance set

A standard tool set designed for maintenance of aircraft engines.

UNSPSC 25191522 Aircraft engine maintenance set is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure flight helmets, protective accessories, repair services, and training engines for aviation operations and instruction. Recent solicitations show the code captures both operational safety equipment for police and fire departments and instructional powerplants for community college aviation programs. The City of Phoenix issued RFQ-26-0319 for Gentex Alpha Eagle flight helmets, communication equipment, replacement parts, and repair and fitting services to support helicopter crew member protection for its Police and Fire Departments, with a five-year term and two optional two-year extensions commencement December 1, 2026. Texas State Technical College at Waco released RFP #1209144 for six non-airworthy turboprop training engines and stationary stands for aviation powerplant laboratory instruction, with a June 10, 2026 response deadline. Issuing bodies under this code include city procurement offices and state technical colleges; school districts and transit authorities operate aircraft operations that may also use these goods and services.

The code shows recent activity in Arizona and Texas. The Phoenix procurement requires an authorized Gentex distributor with OEM certifications and Arizona location due to operational urgency and the need for rapid fitting and adjustments; the contractor must have two years' prior operational history, maintain local warranty support, and deliver helmets within 60 days with a one-year manufacturer warranty, while repair services must be completed within 60 days with a minimum 12-month warranty. Phoenix pricing is firm and fixed for the initial two years, with annual increases permitted thereafter on 60 days' notice. The TSTC procurement specifies six small-to-mid-size free-turbine turboprop engines delivered clean, fully de-fueled, decontaminated, with component identification placards and instructional reference materials, scored 45 points on specifications, 30 on pricing, 20 on delivery and warranty terms, and 5 on history of support for Texas higher education institutions; evaluation includes a minimum one-year parts completeness and defect warranty with 120-day price validity. DBE requirements under 49 CFR Part 26 apply to the Phoenix contract.