UNSPSC 26101105: Heating and cooling system motor AC

UNSPSC 26101105 Heating and cooling system motor AC, Commodity, covers the supply and installation of air conditioning motor components and small-capacity HVAC units for state and local facility operations, including school districts, correctional facilities, county buildings, and municipal jurisdictions. Recent state and local solicitations across Texas, Michigan, Georgia, Connecticut, Illinois, and Florida show demand for everything from individual rooftop AC units serving schools and court facilities to 50-ton HVAC systems and comprehensive chiller plant replacements at correctional institutions and government office complexes.

The issuing-body mix is diverse: the Texas Department of Criminal Justice dominates the recent activity with multiple concurrent HVAC installation and parts procurement opportunities across its correctional units; county governments (Williamson County, Monroe County, Hall County, Habersham County) pursue chiller and air handler replacements; school districts (Marshall Public Schools in Michigan, New Lothrop Area Public Schools, Harlingen Consolidated ISD) solicit window AC units and gymnasium HVAC systems; and municipal and state agencies (City of Norwalk, Illinois Secretary of State, Superior Court of California) issue targeted RFQs for specific equipment maintenance and replacement. Geographic concentration runs heaviest in Texas, with secondary activity in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and Connecticut. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Department of Criminal Justice solicitation 696FD26P038 (Middleton Unit HVAC installation, RFP, due July 2, 2026, estimated budget $13.54 million); Marshall Public Schools RFQ for five air conditioning units across elementary and high schools (sealed bid, due July 30, 2026); Williamson County's Jail South AHU Replacement (sealed proposal, due April 15, 2026, budget $800,000); and Monroe County's countywide chiller maintenance RFP (due June 17, 2026). No source supports recent opportunities at the Commodity code level that are unrelated to HVAC scope — the activity aligns consistently with motor-driven heating and cooling systems, parts, and labor.