UNSPSC 26101767: Turbine stator

The stator is the very important electrical part of the turbine. It contains all the coils of wire which will have voltage induced in them as the magnets pass over them. It's defined as the 'stator' because it is the 'stationary' (it doesn't turn) part of the alternator

UNSPSC 26101767 Turbine stator is a Commodity code that encompasses rotating equipment components used in industrial and municipal infrastructure, though recent state and local procurement activity under this code shows minimal match to the nominal turbine stator scope. The single recent opportunity identified—City of Holly Hill, Florida procuring a WesTech DS43 Dual Shaft Drive replacement for its Water Treatment Plant—involves a drive shaft assembly for water softening equipment rather than a turbine stator proper. State and local issuers have not yet generated a visible pipeline of solicitations under this code tier that reflect the turbine stator category's intended scope. When activity does emerge under this code, it is likely to come from municipal water and wastewater authorities, city utilities departments, and county infrastructure agencies responsible for treatment-plant equipment replacement and maintenance.

The City of Holly Hill's sole-source procurement (SS202001, posted April 13, 2026, with a decision date of September 22, 2020) for the $113,067 drive shaft replacement—comprising $79,159 for equipment and $33,908 for turnkey installation—illustrates the type of capital equipment procurement that may surface under this code when municipal utilities require specialized rotating components. The procurement included comprehensive installation services, site mobilization, equipment removal, and startup service, with a five-year manufacturer warranty. Geographic activity remains nascent; the source reflects only Florida municipal procurement. No additional recent opportunities under this code are present in the dataset, suggesting limited current market activity or potential misclassification by issuing bodies.