UNSPSC 25202406: Postboosters

UNSPSC 25202406 Postboosters, a Commodity code, encompasses fuel supply contracts for state and local government operations, including marine gasoline, aviation fuel, and onsite diesel and unleaded gasoline delivery. The code captures vendors operating fuel dispensing facilities (marinas, boat docks, airport fueling stations) and fuel suppliers delivering on an as-needed basis to support Parks and Recreation, Emergency Services, Stormwater, Water Treatment, Airport, Fire, and Solid Waste Management departments. Issuing bodies include county governments and municipalities soliciting through Invitation for Quotes (IFQ) and Request for Proposals (RFP) notices. Contractors must meet geographic performance requirements (fuel facilities sited within defined radii of municipal operations), provide verifiable references in waterfront or aviation fuel supply, maintain comprehensive insurance including pollution liability where required, and submit pricing as markup per gallon over supplier cost or Oil Price Information Service (OPIS) current rates, with detailed invoice documentation subject to County or City audit.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and South Carolina, with emerging procurement in Texas. Sarasota County posted two successive marine fuel solicitations—IFQ 262916KR (due October 9, 2026) and IFQ 262897MF (due September 7, 2026)—each seeking ethanol-free marine gasoline from a waterfront facility within 2 miles of North Tamiami Trail, supporting approximately 8,000 gallons annually across Parks, Recreation, Emergency Services, and Stormwater on three-year terms. Oconee County, South Carolina issued RFP2601 (due July 21, 2026) for 100LL AvGas and Jet A supply at Oconee County Regional Airport. The City of Temple, Texas, on behalf of Bastrop County, posted RFP 13-01-27 (due May 28, 2026) for onsite delivery of Regular Unleaded Gasoline, Grade 2-0 Diesel, and Texas Dyed Diesel supporting Water Treatment, Airport, Golf Course, Solid Waste, Fire, and Parks, with evaluation weighted 35 percent on proposed price, 20 percent on technical capacity, and 15 percent each on experience and qualifications, safety and environmental compliance, and reliability and responsiveness. Initial contract term for the Texas procurement runs October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027, with two optional two-year renewal periods.