UNSPSC 26101513: Engine Repair Kit

UNSPSC 26101513 Engine Repair Kit is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure repair services, parts, and materials for engines in transit and municipal fleet vehicles. Recent solicitations show that this code covers on-site and off-site repair, rebuild, exchange, and maintenance work on heavy-duty engines — principally Cummins CNG and diesel units in bus fleets — including labor, OEM-quality parts, diagnostics, dyno testing, and warranty work. Issuing bodies include county transportation authorities and departments operating public transit fleets. Work is structured as open-end indefinite quantity contracts or firm-fixed lump-sum arrangements with response-time commitments (typically 24-hour acknowledgment and completion windows ranging from three to seven business days depending on repair scope), compliance with federal certifications where Federal Transit Administration funding is present, and extensive insurance and licensing requirements tied to state motor vehicle repair registration and Cummins service-provider authorization.

Recent activity concentrates in California and Florida. The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) posted RFQ 260538 on September 17, 2026 (due date September 17, 2026) seeking Cummins-certified repair facilities for non-warranty services on its CNG bus fleet at a $20,000 one-year contract value. Broward County Transportation Department issued an open-end contract solicitation (TRN2132053B1) due June 1, 2026 for Cummins engine and chassis system repairs across multiple bus manufacturers and model years, requiring work at two Broward County facilities in Pompano Beach and Dania Beach. Bidders under the code must hold active state licensing, current Cummins service-provider authorization, documented experience in medium-heavy truck repairs, and capacity to meet tight turnaround commitments; pricing is fixed throughout the initial contract term with no price increases permitted.