UNSPSC 26101106: Inverter motor AC

UNSPSC 26101106 Inverter motor AC is a Commodity code with minimal recent activity in state and local procurement. The four opportunities posted in 2026 show mixed relevance: DeKalb County's ITB for tennis center reconstruction mentions IT and low-voltage infrastructure installation but does not explicitly scope inverter motors; Klein ISD's RFP for Career Technical Education resources spans 17 CTE program areas and STEM equipment without naming inverter motors as a distinct line item; the City of Salem's competitive sealed bid for airport terminal apron hardstand and security fencing addresses pavement, fencing, and electrical infrastructure without calling out inverter motors; and the City of Tucson's RFP for station control panel fabrication focuses on UL 508A-rated control panels with Allen-Bradley components for water system monitoring, not inverter motors as primary procurement objects. None of these four solicitations frames inverter motors as a central deliverable or work category.

The code shows recent issuing bodies spanning a county government (DeKalb County, Georgia), a school district (Klein ISD, Texas), and two city public works or utility departments (Salem, Oregon; Tucson, Arizona), with geographic spread across the Southeast, South-Central, and Southwest United States. The absence of clear, repeated solicitations targeting inverter motors under this code suggests either that state and local procurement tagging of the code is imprecise, that inverter motors are sourced as components within broader equipment or construction procurements rather than as standalone line items, or that the code sees limited direct demand in the state and local market. Business development professionals should verify whether opportunities in building controls, electrical infrastructure, water systems, or facility equipment that reference this code in their tagging actually require stand-alone inverter motor supply or installation.