UNSPSC 26101115: Multi phase motor AC

A type of electrical alternating current motor.

UNSPSC 26101115 Multi phase motor AC, a Commodity code, encompasses the supply and repair of electric motors for water treatment, power generation, and facility infrastructure in state and local operations. Recent solicitations show state and local procurement bodies purchasing multi-phase AC motors both as capital equipment and as components within larger power or mechanical systems. The Clayton County Water Authority has posted two overlapping solicitations for motor repair services covering tear-down, diagnosis, bearing and winding replacement, vacuum pressure impregnation treatment, balancing, vibration testing, and circuit analysis for a fleet spanning fractional to 500-horsepower units across water and wastewater treatment facilities. These repair contracts demand EASA membership, emergency two-hour response times, two-year warranties (five years for medium-voltage rewinds), in-house performance of at least seventy-five percent of work, and compliance with SLBE bid discount incentives in Georgia. Other recent opportunities include the Lee County Port Authority's purchase of Baldor-brand electric motors for baggage and air-handling systems at Southwest Florida International Airport under a three-year contract with annual price-index adjustments, and Columbia County, Georgia's emergency backup generator installation at county facilities (Exhibition Center, Fire Station 16, Government Complex). Municipal and utility buyers dominate this code's activity, with water authorities and special-purpose districts appearing as repeat purchasers.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and Florida, driven by water authority, county government, and port authority buyers. The Clayton County Water Authority motor repair solicitations (RFB Bid Number 2026-GS-03, due March 6, 2026) represent the most detailed scope: comprehensive motor repair services with twelve-month initial terms, optional four-year renewals, mandatory EASA certification, SLBE set-aside discounts (10% for Clayton County, 7% for surrounding counties), and five percent bid bonds on amounts exceeding $100,000. The Lee County Port Authority's motor purchase (RFB 26-0025BW, due April 20, 2026) specifies 800+ Baldor motors across three miles of conveyor infrastructure, with fixed pricing on a three-year agreement including two optional two-year renewals and 24-month workmanship plus 12-month equipment warranties. Columbia County's backup generator installation (ITB PE63600NONST2026000000095, due July 9, 2026, with mandatory pre-bid June 17, 2026) requires State of Georgia General Contractor's and Columbia County Business licenses, 5% bid bonds, and 100% performance and payment bonds. Pre-bid meetings, question deadlines through Bonfire Interactive portals, and electronic submission requirements characterize the application process across all three states.