UNSPSC 26101101: Automotive motor AC

UNSPSC 26101101 Automotive motor AC, a Commodity code, spans emergency backup power systems and standby generator installations that state and local governments procure for facility resilience and critical infrastructure support. Recent solicitations show counties, municipalities, transit authorities, and water districts buying complete diesel and natural gas generator systems—from 125 kW to 750 kW units—with integrated electrical work including automatic transfer switches, control systems, and facility integration. The code also captures generator maintenance services, spare parts procurement (alternators, starters, VFDs), and UPS system upkeep. Work is predominantly turnkey installation and replacement projects at detention facilities, water treatment plants, airport terminals, emergency services centers, and utility operations.

Issuers span counties (Orange County and Collier County, Florida; Cobb County, Georgia; Gwinnett County, Georgia; White County, Georgia; Riverside County, California), municipalities (City of Dallas, City of Tallahassee, City of Ocala, City of Gainesville), state agencies (Texas Workforce Commission, State of Nebraska), regional water and transit authorities (EMWD, JTA), and higher education (Texas Southern University). Generator replacement dominates activity—Orange County, Florida solicited sealed bids for a 125 kW health department generator replacement with a $234,000 estimated cost and May 5, 2026 deadline (IFB Y26-737); Cobb County, Georgia posted two simultaneous generator replacements for adult detention facilities due July 23, 2026 (ITBs 26-6998 and 26-6999); Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) in California sought three 500 HP variable frequency drives for Palomar Booster with April 29, 2026 bid deadline (RFB 3918). Collier County issued an RFP for generator design services at three water treatment facilities due April 6, 2026 (RPS 26-8636). Maintenance and repair services also appear frequently—White County, Georgia requested generator maintenance across 24 stationary and portable units due April 24, 2026 (RFP EMA03262026); EMWD solicited UPS preventive maintenance and emergency repair services due April 2, 2026 (RFP HH3908). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Orange County, Collier County, Gwinnett County, multiple municipalities), California (EMWD in Riverside County, Pinellas County Schools), Georgia (Cobb County, White County, Gwinnett County), Texas (Dallas, Tallahassee, TWC, TSU), and Nebraska statewide, with sporadic activity across the upper Midwest and Northeast.