UNSPSC 26101412: Motor repair kit

UNSPSC 26101412 Motor repair kit (Commodity) covers repair services and replacement components for electric motors, as evidenced by state and local governments soliciting comprehensive motor repair operations spanning disassembly, rewinding, bearing replacement, testing, and related machine work. Volusia County in Florida has posted two ITBs within the past two months requesting electric motor repair services across seven wastewater treatment facilities, nine water treatment facilities, and 126 sewer lift stations, with motors ranging up to 100 horsepower including submersible pump motors and dry application units. The scope under this code encompasses both the labor services and the parts and components required to restore motors to operating condition, structured in vendor proposals as hourly labor rates plus markup on actual parts costs. Beyond Volusia County's repeat solicitation activity, related procurement under this commodity family extends to emergency power and generator systems—Fairfax County, Virginia issued an RFP for electrical and emergency power systems installation and replacement; the City of Atlanta requested bids for 40 fixed and 5 portable generators with transfer switches and associated infrastructure; and Columbia County, Georgia solicited backup generator supply and installation at three county facilities. Issuing bodies span county utilities departments, municipalities, and regional authorities responsible for water and wastewater infrastructure, power systems, and emergency preparedness.

Activity clusters in Florida and Georgia. Volusia County's two electric motor repair ITBs (responses due September 25 and October 21, 2026) remain the most granular recent solicitations under this code, both requiring contractors to maintain office locations within one hour of the county, complete regular repair orders within 24 hours and emergency orders within 16 hours, carry $1 million general liability and workers' compensation coverage, and offer minimum 15-month warranties on labor and parts. Award is based on lowest responsive and responsible bid evaluated on total cost from a Sample Job List pricing template, emergency response capability, references, and financial stability. The initial contract runs three years with two optional one-year renewals. Volusia County applies a 3 percent local preference to respondents with documented permanent locations in Brevard, Lake, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, or Volusia County for at least six months prior to closing. A Lee County Port Authority RFB for Baldor electric motors (due April 20, 2026) and a South Dakota Sourcewell RFP for electrical power generation equipment (due June 23, 2026) represent tangential activity; neither addresses motor repair directly.