UNSPSC 26101303: Dynamotor

UNSPSC 26101303 Dynamotor is a Commodity code capturing electric motor repair and related power generation support services that state and local governments procure for wastewater and water treatment operations, emergency backup systems, and airport infrastructure. The solicitations under this code show demand for both standalone motor repair services—disassembly, rewinding, bearing replacement, testing, and painting of units up to 100 horsepower—and integrated power generation installation and maintenance covering fixed generators, transfer switches, controls, and associated electrical infrastructure. Issuing bodies span county-level utility authorities, city public works departments, county boards of commissioners, and special-purpose districts such as port authorities, with Volusia County and Fairfax County appearing as repeat buyers in recent months. The work encompasses emergency response capability (16-hour turnaround for critical repairs), multi-location service requirements, warranty obligations (typically 15 months minimum on parts and labor), and cost-plus or fixed-price structures with annual price redetermination provisions tied to labor and material indices.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with secondary activity in Virginia and South Carolina. Representative recent solicitations include Volusia County's ITB 27B03LB (October 21, 2026 response deadline) for electric motor repair across seven wastewater and nine water treatment facilities with 3% local preference for regional businesses; the City of Atlanta's emergency generator installation RFP (November 10, 2026) covering 40 fixed units, 10 portable hookups, and 5 portable generators with 365-day completion; Fairfax County's RFP 2000004461 (October 16, 2026 closed) resoliciting electrical and emergency power systems installation and replacement to expand contractor capacity; and Lee County Port Authority's RFB 26-0025BW for Baldor electric motors for airport baggage handling and air handling systems (April 20, 2026, closed). Contractors pursuing this code face mandatory insurance (general liability $1 million to $2 million, workers' compensation, auto liability), pre-bid meeting attendance in some cases, federal compliance requirements on FTA-funded transit contracts, and tight response times for emergency service calls.