UNSPSC 26101203: Coreless motor DC

UNSPSC 26101203 Coreless motor DC is a Commodity code that in recent state and local solicitations describes electrical control and infrastructure components integrated into facility renovation and educational equipment procurement, rather than standalone motors. The code appears in a narrow set of issuing bodies—a county government, school district, municipality, and city water utility—each buying control systems, panel fabrication, or electrical infrastructure as part of larger facility or instructional projects. State and local governments under this code procure assembled control panels with integrated electrical components (such as Allen-Bradley controllers and I/O modules), IT and low-voltage cabling infrastructure for facility systems, and educational equipment bundles that may include electrical or control components as secondary elements. The work ranges from custom fabrication to standardized installation and testing, with vendors typically responsible for assembly, documentation, and operational certification.

Recent activity spans Arizona, Georgia, Oregon, and Texas. The City of Tucson Water Department established an annual requirements contract for fabrication of UL508A-rated station control panels, with an estimated annual spend of approximately $980,000 and anticipated purchases of 20 panels per year (RFP No. 240048, due January 10, 2024). DeKalb County, Georgia issued an ITB for reconstruction of the DeKalb Tennis Center that included IT and low-voltage infrastructure installation and testing (Solicitation PE64400NONST2026000000260, due July 13, 2026). Klein Independent School District in Harris County, Texas solicited CTE and advanced academics instructional resources through RFP #26-101, which encompassed technology equipment and supplies across multiple program areas (due June 5, 2026). The City of Salem, Oregon Public Works Department bid a terminal apron and security fencing project that included electrical conduit, obstruction lights, and fiber optic cabling (Bid No. 256115, due May 12, 2026). Activity under the code is sparse and episodic, driven by discrete facility projects and equipment procurement cycles rather than recurring demand.