UNSPSC 26101777: Fuel injector coil gasoline

An electronic device that is a component of an automotive electro mechanical actuation system in an automotive gasoline injection system.

UNSPSC 26101777 Fuel injector coil gasoline is a Commodity code that, based on recent state and local solicitations, encompasses fuel storage and delivery infrastructure components and services rather than fuel injector parts alone. State and local governments buying under this code are procuring above-ground fuel storage tanks, fuel dispensers, piping systems, pumps, sensors, and related fuel tank replacement and installation work for fleet operations and public facilities. The issuing bodies include counties and county departments (notably Boulder County, Colorado and Bryan County, Georgia), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, California), and school districts (Gwinnett County Public Schools, Georgia). These jurisdictions solicit tank replacement, fuel island design-build projects, and fuel supply contracts to support fleet maintenance operations, public works departments, and transit bus fleets.

Recent opportunities show activity concentrated in Georgia and California. Boulder County Building Services is replacing a 10,000-gallon above-ground storage tank at its Nederland facility (IFB BID31626, due October 27, 2026, with completion targeted Q3 2027), scoping site demolition, tank removal and installation, fuel dispensers, piping, pumps, sensors, and compliance testing. Bryan County is executing a turnkey fuel island replacement with a 12,000-gallon split tank and dual dispensers (RFP PE77523NONST2026000000080, due October 1, 2026, pre-bid September 21, 2026). The Orange County Transportation Authority procured 336 Hexagon Agility CNG fuel tank cylinders for forty-eight buses under firm fixed-price IFB 250095 at $2,721,744.00 (due April 20, 2026). Gwinnett County Public Schools solicited bulk and bottled motor oil and synthetic transmission fluid (RFP PE77021NONST2027000000210, due September 30, 2026). The code shows active solicitation in public works, transit, and school district fleet operations, with contracts typically requiring performance and payment bonds, insurance (Commercial General Liability minimum $1 million), compliance testing, and warranty provisions.