UNSPSC 25202406: Postboosters

UNSPSC 25202406 Postboosters, a Commodity code, covers fuel-supply and fuel-system services that state and local governments procure for airport and municipal operations. State and local bodies are soliciting under this code for two distinct service lines: the supply and delivery of aviation fuels (Jet-A and 100LL AvGas) and motor fuels (unleaded gasoline, diesel) on an as-needed basis for resale or internal use, and maintenance, repair, and upkeep of fuel storage and distribution infrastructure at airports and municipal facilities. Issuing bodies include counties (Oconee County, South Carolina; Okaloosa County, Florida; Bastrop County, Texas), cities (Temple, Texas), state agencies (State of Illinois Department of Corrections), and regional airports. The code shows activity across municipal water treatment, fire, parks, golf course, solid waste management, and aviation operations, with contracts structured as annual or multi-year service agreements.

Recent opportunities span the Southeast and Midwest. Oconee County Regional Airport issued RFP2601 in June 2026 (due July 21, 2026) for aviation fuel supply on an as-needed basis. The City of Temple, on behalf of Bastrop County, posted RFP130127 in April 2026 (due May 28, 2026) for onsite fuel services including regular unleaded gasoline, Grade 2-0 diesel, and Texas dyed diesel, with an October 1, 2026 contract start and pricing based on Oil Price Information Service markup per gallon; evaluation weighted price at 35 points, experience at 15 points, technical capacity and service plan at 20 points, safety and compliance at 15 points, and reliability and responsiveness at 15 points, with estimated spend around $89,000 annually based on prior-year usage. Okaloosa County in Florida solicited fuel farm storage system maintenance and repair for Destin-Fort Walton Beach Airport (AP2126, due January 28, 2026) covering thirteen above-ground storage tanks with 301,700 gallons total capacity and monthly Jet-A throughput of approximately 825,000 gallons, under a federally grant-funded contract requiring 24/7 on-call service with four-hour emergency response. The State of Illinois posted a small-purchase sole-source procurement for airplane fuel in January 2026 (26493ISPFORENB50711, due February 4, 2026). Contractors typically must carry substantial liability insurance ($500,000 to $25 million depending on scope), comply with federal certifications including Davis-Bacon prevailing wage where applicable, and maintain fuel quality to ASTM standards.