UNSPSC 26101766: Governors

UNSPSC 26101766 Governors is a Commodity code that covers electric motor repair services for municipal water, wastewater, and lift-station operations. State and local governments procure repair of submersible pump motors, dry-application motors, and other electric machines up to 100 horsepower under this code, typically bundling disassembly, inspection, rewind, bearing replacement, reassembly, testing, and painting into service contracts with response-time guarantees (24 hours for routine orders, 16 hours for emergencies) and multi-year terms with optional renewals. Issuing bodies are primarily county utilities and public works departments, with Volusia County, Florida appearing twice in recent solicitations for water and wastewater motor repair; other recent activity includes Fairfax County, Virginia soliciting electrical and emergency power systems installation and replacement (RFP 2000004461, proposals due October 16, 2026) and the City of Bartow, Florida procuring a Master Lift Station Motor Control Center installation (part of ITB 2632, due September 2, 2026). The code also captures emergency-generator procurement and waste-to-energy facility work, though the alignment with "Governors" is imperfect—recent Georgia solicitations for backup generators and exhaust-gas compensators appear code-tagged but fall outside typical motor repair scope.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia. Volusia County issued electric motor repair ITBs in September and October 2026 (ITB 26-B-134LS due September 25, 2026, and ITB 27-B-03LB due October 21, 2026) with a 3% local preference for vendors within a one-hour service radius; both solicitations required cost-plus-markup pricing on a Sample Job List template, minimum 15-month warranties, and 24-hour emergency response capability. Fairfax County, Virginia resolicited an electrical and emergency power systems installation contract (RFP 2000004461, October 16, 2026 deadline) to broaden its contractor pool. The Palm Beach County Solid Waste Authority is pursuing a much larger integrated Demolition, Design, Build, Operate and Maintain waste-to-energy facility (RFEI 27-501, due November 18, 2026 with Industry Day December 10, 2026), a project substantially outside traditional motor repair but tagged to this code in source data. South Dakota used the Sourcewell cooperative purchasing vehicle for electrical power generation equipment (RFP 26RFP062326, June 23, 2026 deadline). The code shows material activity in single-facility and multi-facility utility upgrades, but the recent opportunities do not support characterizing concentration or geographic dominance beyond Florida and Georgia representation.