UNSPSC 26101310: Torque motor

UNSPSC 26101310 Torque motor is a Commodity code that captures electric motors and related power equipment purchased by state and local governments, though the recent solicitation activity under this code reflects broader power generation and distribution equipment procurement rather than narrowly specified torque motors. State and local buyers under this code include county water authorities, port authorities, transit authorities, and municipal utilities procuring electric motors for operational systems, repair services, and emergency power infrastructure. Recent solicitations show demand for electric motor supply (including Baldor-brand units for airport baggage and air handling systems), comprehensive motor repair services for treatment facilities and pump systems, and emergency power generation equipment including backup generators and power distribution panels for government and public facilities.

Activity centers in Georgia and Florida, with recent solicitations from the Clayton County Water Authority (motor repair services, February–March 2026), Columbia County, Georgia (emergency backup generators, June–July 2026), DeKalb County, Georgia (IT and low-voltage infrastructure reconstruction, June–July 2026), the Lee County Port Authority in Florida (Baldor electric motors for Southwest Florida International Airport, April 2026), and the City of Dallas (emergency generator maintenance and repair, May 2026). The Clayton County Water Authority has posted twice under related codes seeking motor repair services on an annual contract basis with SLBE set-aside discounts (10 percent for Clayton County firms, 7 percent for surrounding counties), indicating repeat procurement demand. A South Dakota Sourcewell RFP for electrical power generation equipment (May–June 2026) and a Georgia World Congress Center Authority power distribution panel procurement (March 2026) add to geographic diversity. Representative work includes the City of Dallas three-year ID/IQ contract for emergency generator maintenance requiring 24/7 repair response, factory certification for multiple generator brands, and load bank testing; the Lee County Port Authority's three-year firm-price motor supply contract with annual CPI adjustments and 24-month workmanship guarantees; and Columbia County's backup generator installation project with mandatory pre-bid meeting, bid bond requirements, and 100 percent performance and payment bonding.