UNSPSC 26101408: Motor pole

Component used to build servo torque motors.

UNSPSC 26101408 Motor pole is a Commodity code encompassing electrical distribution equipment and power generation components that state and local governments procure for facility operations, utility infrastructure, and fleet maintenance. Recent solicitations reveal that buying under this code spans emergency backup generators for county facilities, electrical power generation equipment through cooperative purchasing portals, electric motors for airport systems, generator maintenance and repair services, power distribution panels for convention centers, rotor field poles for hydropower installations, and motor repair services for water utilities. The issuing-body mix includes county governments (Columbia County and Clayton County in Georgia, Lee County in Florida), city procurement offices (Dallas), special-purpose authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority, California Department of Water Resources, Broward County Transportation Department), state procurement vehicles (South Dakota through Sourcewell), and water utilities. The code reflects a diverse procurement landscape spanning capital equipment acquisition, spare parts supply, and recurring maintenance and repair contracts.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and select other states. Columbia County, Georgia posted an IFB for emergency backup generators at three county facilities due July 9, 2026, requiring State of Georgia General Contractor and Columbia County Business Licenses, with a mandatory pre-bid meeting on June 17, 2026 and electronic submission through Bonfire Interactive. Clayton County Water Authority in Georgia issued an annual motor repair services contract (Bid 2026-GS-03) due March 6, 2026, seeking EASA-certified contractors to service fractional to 500-horsepower motors across water and wastewater facilities, with SLBE bid discounts available. The City of Dallas sought three-year indefinite quantity generator maintenance and repair services with proposals due May 15, 2026, requiring factory certification on eight major generator brands and 24/7 emergency response with two-hour on-site arrival. The California Department of Water Resources issued an IFB for rotor field poles (IFB 10215386) due February 24, 2026, for hydropower facility motors up to 80,000 horsepower, requiring California Class A or C-10 contractor licenses and three percent DVBE participation. Lee County Port Authority in Florida sought Baldor electric motors for Southwest Florida International Airport baggage handling systems, and the Georgia World Congress Center Authority requested power distribution panels (power boxes) for the Savannah Convention Center Exhibit Hall due March 31, 2026. South Dakota posted an RFP for electrical power generation equipment through Sourcewell due June 23, 2026.