UNSPSC 26101797: Engine spare parts

A machine with moving parts spares that converts power into motion.

UNSPSC 26101797 Engine spare parts is a Commodity code covering the supply of replacement engine components and related automotive engine parts to state and local government fleets and facilities. State and local governments buy under this code through two main pathways: direct supply agreements for specific engine parts, and as component purchases within broader fleet maintenance and automotive parts supply contracts. Recent solicitations show actual buying activity concentrated in fleet inventory management, just-in-time parts supply for government vehicle maintenance, and blanket supply agreements for automotive repair parts across multiple manufacturers and specifications.

The issuing-body mix spans counties, cities, school districts, and cooperative purchasing vehicles. Brevard County (Florida) solicited just-in-time inventory management for fleet parts including engine components; the School Board of Sarasota County (Florida) issued a supply agreement for automotive and light truck repair parts; and the State of Illinois Chief Procurement Office awarded a joint purchase master contract to Genuine Parts Company (NAPA Auto Parts) for $7,500,000 over three years to supply aftermarket vehicle parts including engine spare parts to governmental units and qualified nonprofits through Sourcewell. The Illinois contract runs through January 10, 2029, with a 7 percent Business Enterprise Program utilization requirement split among J.T. Barrier LLC, Suburban Truck Parts LLC, Truck Tire Sales Inc., and McGinnis Auto-electric Rebuilding Services Inc. Geographic activity centers on Florida (Brevard County due February 25, 2026; Sarasota County due February 12, 2026) and Illinois (awarded April 9, 2026), with cooperative purchasing agreements like Sourcewell extending availability to multiple states. Engine spare parts procurement remains active at the county and school district level, though recent opportunities show greater dollar concentration in multi-year cooperative agreements and blanket supply contracts for complete automotive parts categories rather than engine-specific components alone.