UNSPSC 26101792: Connecting rod bearings

Connecting rod bearings, both big and small end, used in internal combustion engines.

UNSPSC 26101792 Connecting rod bearings is a Commodity code. State and local procurement records show no relevant recent solicitation activity under this code. The recent opportunities dataset includes a Williamson County purchasing office relocation notice, a Sourcewell law enforcement equipment cooperative RFP, transit authority bus fleet repair and repower contracts, school district bus and fleet parts solicitations, heavy-duty trailer procurement, automotive parts supply agreements, and bookmobile procurement — none of which specifically solicit connecting rod bearings or engine internal components. The code appears dormant in state and local markets as of mid-2026, with no issuing bodies, geographic concentrations, or representative opportunities to characterize.

Without current procurement activity under this code, business development professionals should monitor for future solicitations rather than pursue existing opportunities. Connecting rod bearings are engine subcomponents typically procured as part of broader engine repair, rebuild, or remanufacturing contracts; when state and local fleets do source these items, they are more likely tagged to higher-tier family or class codes covering engine services, remanufactured engines, or heavy-duty truck repair. If a firm supplies these components to engine rebuild shops or OEM service facilities, tracking activity under broader engine maintenance and repair codes (Class 26101500 range, for example) may surface relevant indirect demand. The absence of direct solicitation activity does not indicate zero demand — it suggests that procurement under this code, if it occurs, may be consolidated into master maintenance agreements, absorbed as line items within broader fleet service contracts, or sourced through cooperative agreements already in place.