UNSPSC 26101414: Motor brush carrier

Motor component designed to properly contain and position motor brushes

UNSPSC 26101414 Motor brush carrier is a Commodity code. State and local governments buy motor brush carriers as replacement and component parts for electric motors and generator systems across facility maintenance, water and wastewater treatment, emergency power backup, and fleet operations. The code sees activity from county departments, municipalities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities soliciting generator installation, electrical upgrades, and motor repair services where brush carriers are embedded in equipment specifications or replacement protocols. Recent solicitations under related electrical and power generation work—including generator replacements, UPS maintenance, and electrical system upgrades—indicate the code sits within a broader procurement ecosystem for mission-critical electrical infrastructure, though discrete brush carrier line items rarely surface as standalone solicitations.

The geographic spread of recent electrical and power generation activity, which anchors brush carrier demand, concentrates in Florida (Orange County, Collier County, and multiple municipalities), Georgia (Gwinnett County, White County, and Atlanta), California (Riverside County and Eastern Municipal Water District), and Texas (multiple counties and school districts), with secondary activity across New York, Colorado, Illinois, and other states. The issuing-body mix spans county emergency management and facilities divisions, cities and municipalities, water and wastewater authorities, school districts, and transit systems. Representative recent opportunities include Orange County's Eastern Water Reclamation Facility electrical and mechanical upgrades (IFB Y26-604, sealed bids due April 30, 2026) involving three 2,000 kW diesel generator replacements with switchgear controls, Cobb County's generator replacements at detention and sheriff facilities (sealed bids due July 23, 2026), and Collier County's design services for generator replacement at three water treatment plants (RPS 26-8636, proposals due April 6, 2026). The code shows low direct procurement volume as a line item; brush carriers and similar motor components are typically specified within larger electrical or equipment installation projects rather than procured independently, limiting pursuit opportunities to firms embedded in electrical contracting and industrial equipment supply chains.