UNSPSC 26101400: Motor or generator components

UNSPSC 26101400 Motor or generator components is a Class code under which state and local governments procure repair, maintenance, installation, and replacement services for emergency generators, electric motors, transfer switches, and associated power-generation infrastructure at public facilities including sheriff departments, utilities, airports, correctional institutions, transit systems, and special-purpose districts. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers contracting for generator inspection and preventive maintenance on fixed emergency power systems; on-demand emergency repair services with 24-hour to 4-hour response requirements; electric motor rewinding and bearing replacement at water and wastewater treatment facilities; and full generator replacement or upgrade projects at county buildings, fire stations, and municipal infrastructure. The mix of issuing bodies includes county sheriffs and utilities departments, city public works, state departments of transportation, transit authorities, and special districts managing airport baggage systems and waste-to-energy facilities. Volusia County (Florida) appears in multiple recent solicitations for electric motor repair services across its treatment and lift-station network, and Orange County (California) has posted substantial work for generator maintenance and emergency repair across 33 county facilities.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, and South Dakota, with the most active current solicitations running in Florida and California. Representative opportunities include the Orange County Sheriff-Coroner's IFB for emergency generator service and repairs across 33 county facilities with response due November 12, 2026, requiring California C-10 electrical licensing and 24/7 emergency availability; Volusia County's ITB for electric motor repair (up to 100 horsepower) at water and wastewater treatment facilities with response due October 21, 2026 and a local preference of 3 percent; the City of Atlanta's IFB for installation of 40 fixed generators, 10 portable generator hookups, and 5 portable generators with completion within 365 calendar days and response due November 10, 2026; and the California Department of Transportation's IFB for routine and non-routine generator inspection, maintenance, and repair across 19 emergency generators in Mono, Inyo, and Kern Counties with a 5 percent small-business preference, 5 percent DVBE incentive (capped at $100,000 combined), and maximum bid of $484,000 for the two-year contract running August 15, 2026, through August 14, 2028. Most recent solicitations are open-end or term contracts with multi-year initial periods and optional renewals contingent on performance and budget availability, structured as cost-plus-markup or hourly labor-rate-plus-materials models with annual price-redetermination language tied to employment cost or producer price indices.