UNSPSC 26101785: Oil strainer element

A pump component that enables filtration by the strainer which is installed on the intake of an oil pump.

UNSPSC 26101785 Oil strainer element is a Commodity code that encompasses replacement filtration components for vehicle fleet maintenance, including OEM and aftermarket strainer assemblies that state and local governments procure as part of broader automotive parts supply and fleet repair contracts. School districts, county fleet services, and municipal departments source oil strainers on an as-needed basis through blanket purchase orders, just-in-time inventory agreements, and supplemental repair-parts contracts that bundle strainer elements with labor, diagnostics, and broader component supply. The issuing bodies span school districts (Parkway School District in Missouri, Seminole County Public Schools and Sarasota County Schools in Florida), county fleet and purchasing departments (Brevard County, Williamson County), and municipal fleet services (City of Atlanta Department of Public Works).

Recent opportunities show activity concentrated in Florida and Missouri, with secondary presence in Georgia. Representative solicitations include Parkway School District (Missouri) issuing an RFB for OEM bus-fleet parts and repair services with a May 19, 2026 bid deadline; Brevard County (Florida) issuing an IFB for just-in-time automotive parts inventory management with a February 25, 2026 opening and estimated annual spend of $730,000; Seminole County Public Schools (Florida) issuing an ITB for supplemental bus and white-fleet parts, accessories, and repairs with a January 8, 2026 deadline; Sarasota County Schools (Florida) issuing a one-year supply agreement for automotive and light truck repair parts through Bid #26-0124 with responses due February 12, 2026; and the City of Atlanta issuing an IFB for heavy-duty trailer parts and repair services with a May 1, 2026 response date. These contracts typically require vendor qualification via insurance proof, W-9 documentation, references, and demonstrated inventory management capacity; delivery expectations range from 24- to 72-hour response windows for stock and special orders.