UNSPSC 25202400: Aircraft fuel tanks and systems

UNSPSC 25202400 Aircraft fuel tanks and systems is a Class code that in recent state and local activity covers the supply and delivery of fuels—marine gasoline, aviation fuel, and on-site diesel and unleaded gasoline—to support municipal and county operations. Counties and cities are the primary issuing bodies, soliciting fuel supply agreements on an as-needed basis from existing waterfront facilities, airport infrastructure, or contracted delivery services. The work includes fuel logistics, quality certification per ASTM or supplier standards, invoicing with cost documentation, and in some cases fuel-related business support. Sarasota County has posted two identical or near-identical IFQs for marine fuel supply within a two-mile radius of a specified Sarasota waterfront location, specifying ethanol-free gasoline from an approved boat dock or marina facility operating year-round, with anticipated annual volume around 8,000 gallons. Suppliers must carry Pollution Liability insurance with a $1 million per claim minimum and provide governmental or commercial fuel-supply references within the past seven years. Three-year contract terms are typical.

Recent activity spans Florida, South Carolina, and Texas. Sarasota County, Florida issued IFQ 262916KR (posted October 9, 2026, due the same day) and the earlier IFQ 262897MF (posted August 5, 2026, due September 7, 2026) for marine fuel supply. Oconee County, South Carolina issued RFP2601 (posted June 22, 2026, due July 21, 2026) for aviation fuel supply—100LL AvGas and Jet A—on an as-needed basis for resale at Oconee County Regional Airport. The City of Temple, Texas on behalf of Bastrop County issued RFP 13-01-27 (posted April 30, 2026, due May 28, 2026) for on-site fuel services covering unleaded gasoline, Grade 2-D Diesel, and Texas Dyed Diesel with an October 1, 2026 contract start; Temple's FY25 fuel spending totaled approximately $89,015 across water treatment, airport, golf course, solid waste, fire, and parks operations. Pricing in these solicitations is typically quoted as a markup per gallon over supplier cost or OPIS rates, with contract terms of one to three years.