UNSPSC 26101782: Ignition distributor

A device that distributes and regulates the high voltage generated by the ignition coil to each cylinder in an engine and controls the time of ignition in accordance with the number of revolutions of and load on the engine.

UNSPSC 26101782 Ignition distributor is a Commodity code that nominally covers automotive electrical ignition components, but the recent state and local activity tagged under this code shows little relevant procurement. The source materials include a Williamson County, Texas administrative relocation notice with no procurement scope, and several automotive and fleet-related opportunities (Sourcewell law enforcement equipment, Illinois aftermarket vehicle parts through NAPA, Brevard County just-in-time inventory management, City of Atlanta heavy-duty trailers and repair services, Sarasota County schools automotive repair parts) that reference vehicle parts and fleet maintenance broadly but do not specifically solicit ignition distributors or ignition system components. The code shows minimal to no targeted activity for the specific commodity it nominally describes.

State and local governments procure fleet maintenance supplies and repair parts through county purchasing departments, school districts, and municipal fleet services across multiple jurisdictions—evidenced by recent opportunities from Florida (Brevard County, Sarasota County schools), Georgia (City of Atlanta, Stone Mountain), Texas (Williamson County), Illinois, and through cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Sourcewell. However, none of the recent opportunities in the source materials explicitly solicit ignition distributors or ignition electrical components at the Commodity code level. The code shows no clear decision signal for a vendor specializing in ignition distributors, as the state and local demand captured in recent activity appears to flow through broader automotive parts agreements and fleet inventory management contracts rather than component-specific procurement.