UNSPSC 26101110: Multispeed motor AC

A motor wound in such a way that varying connections at the starter can change the speed to a predetermined speed.

UNSPSC 26101110 Multispeed motor AC is a Commodity code with limited recent state and local procurement activity directly matching its nominal scope. The recent opportunities tagged under this code include IT and low-voltage infrastructure installation at DeKalb County's tennis center in Georgia; career technical education and advanced academics instructional resources and equipment procurement by Klein Independent School District in Texas; airport terminal apron hardstand and security fencing construction by the City of Salem, Oregon; and station control panel fabrication for the City of Tucson Water Department in Arizona. None of these solicitations explicitly targets multispeed AC motors as a primary commodity or significant line item, suggesting either misclassification in the source data or that motors are incidental components within larger project scopes rather than standalone procurements.

The issuing bodies span county governments, independent school districts, and municipal public works and utility departments across Georgia, Texas, Oregon, and Arizona. The most substantial recent activity appears in infrastructure and facilities projects—airport construction and water system control systems—rather than motor procurement per se. Without evidence of state and local entities actively soliciting multispeed AC motors as a primary commodity, the code shows little direct activity in the current procurement environment. Firms pursuing this code should verify whether state and local buyers are actually issuing standalone motor specifications or whether motors appear only as embedded components in larger equipment or system contracts, which would route demand through different commodity codes entirely.