UNSPSC 26101113: Submersible motor AC

A motor designed to operate while submerged in liquid.

UNSPSC 26101113 Submersible motor AC is a Commodity code that encompasses electric submersible pump motors and related equipment used in water supply, wastewater, and infrastructure applications. Recent state and local procurement activity under this code shows a narrow band of actual buying: the source contains four recent opportunities, and none of them directly solicit submersible AC motors. DeKalb County's tennis center reconstruction (ITB, due July 13, 2026) and Salem's airport terminal apron and security fencing project (competitive sealed bid, due May 12, 2026) focus on construction and infrastructure work unrelated to submersible pump motors. Klein Independent School District's Career Technical Education procurement (RFP, due June 5, 2026) seeks instructional resources across 17 CTE program areas and does not include pump equipment. Tucson Water's station control panel fabrication contract (RFP, annual spend approximately $980,000) specifies UL508A-rated control panels and Allen-Bradley components, not submersible motors. The code shows little relevant recent activity aligned with its nominal scope; the tagged opportunities suggest either misclassification at posting or a gap between the code's intended commodity and what purchasing offices are actually buying under it.

Geographic activity, where supported by the source, spans Georgia (DeKalb County), Oregon (City of Salem), Texas (Klein ISD), and Arizona (City of Tucson), with no concentration in any single state or region. Issuing bodies represent a mix of county government, municipal public works and water departments, independent school districts, and airport authorities — a typical state and local cross-section. However, the absence of opportunities directly soliciting submersible AC motors limits practical guidance on current market demand or buyer patterns under this code. Firms pursuing contracts in water supply and wastewater infrastructure may find more actionable signals in adjacent UNSPSC families or by monitoring water department RFPs directly rather than relying on this code's posting activity.