UNSPSC 25202400: Aircraft fuel tanks and systems

UNSPSC 25202400 Aircraft fuel tanks and systems is a Class code under which state and local governments procure aviation fuels, fuel storage system maintenance and repair, and onsite fuel delivery services for airports, municipal fleets, and operational facilities. The recent solicitations show two distinct streams of activity: supply of aviation fuels (100LL AvGas, Jet A) and petroleum fuels (gasoline, diesel) on an as-needed basis for resale or municipal use, and specialized maintenance and repair services for fuel storage infrastructure at commercial and regional airports. Issuing bodies include county airports, municipal governments acting on behalf of counties, state departments, and regional airport authorities. The work spans routine fuel supply and delivery logistics as well as technically specialized tank maintenance involving inspections, testing, cleaning, emergency repairs, and compliance with federal aviation fuel standards and environmental regulations.

Recent opportunities originate in South Carolina, Texas, and Florida, with activity also in Illinois. Oconee County, South Carolina issued RFP2601 in June 2026 (due July 21, 2026) seeking sealed proposals for 100LL AvGas and Jet A supply at Oconee County Regional Airport. The City of Temple, Texas, on behalf of Bastrop County, issued RFP130127 in April 2026 (due May 28, 2026) to establish an annual services agreement for purchase and delivery of Regular Unleaded Gasoline, Grade 2-0 Diesel, and Texas Dyed Diesel across multiple municipal departments including water treatment, airport, golf course, solid waste, fire, and parks; the contract runs October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027 with renewal options for two additional two-year periods, with award weighted on price (35 points), experience (15 points), technical capacity (20 points), safety and compliance (15 points), and reliability (15 points). Okaloosa County, Florida issued a solicitation in February 2026 for fuel farm storage system maintenance and repair at Destin-Fort Walton Beach Airport, covering thirteen above-ground tanks with 301,700-gallon capacity and servicing six airlines; the three-year contract was federally grant-funded with extensive insurance and 24/7 on-call response requirements. The State of Illinois posted a small-purchase airplane fuel procurement in January 2026 (due February 4, 2026) through its Department of Corrections AirOps division.