UNSPSC 26101904: Fuel injection nozzle

UNSPSC 26101904 Fuel injection nozzle (Commodity) shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity directly related to the code's nominal scope. The single relevant opportunity in the source data—Orange County Transportation Authority's IFB 250095 for compressed natural gas fuel tank replacement on transit buses—does not involve fuel injection nozzles; rather, it addresses CNG tank procurement and installation under a $2.72 million, two-year firm-fixed-price contract with April 20, 2026 response deadline. Remaining opportunities in the dataset—including Brevard County fleet inventory management, Rockwood School District bus and fleet parts, Macon Water Authority pump procurement, and Rockland County car wash services—fall outside the fuel injection nozzle category entirely. The Rockwood School District RFB for bus and fleet vehicle parts (IFB 2614202, due April 9, 2026) represents the closest tangential opportunity, as school districts and transit authorities managing diesel and gasoline engine fleets would potentially source fuel injection components, but the solicitation does not specifically name nozzles or fuel system components in available documentation.

Geographic activity spans Florida (Brevard, Collier, Sarasota counties), Texas (Williamson County), Georgia (Macon Water Authority), Missouri (Rockwood School District), New York (Rockland County), and California (Orange County Transportation Authority), reflecting a fragmented issuing-body mix across counties, school districts, water authorities, and transit agencies. No state procurement office or centralized cooperative purchasing vehicle has posted opportunities under this code in the recent window. The absence of targeted nozzle solicitations and the mismatch between the code's product definition and current state and local purchasing patterns suggest this is not an active procurement category at the moment.