UNSPSC 26111607: Solar generators

UNSPSC 26111607 Solar generators is a Commodity code. State and local governments buy diesel and natural gas emergency backup generators under this code through one-time capital procurements and multi-year maintenance and repair contracts. Recent opportunities range from five 125-kilowatt trailer-mounted diesel units for the School Board of Volusia County, Florida to a 1,500-kilowatt diesel system for Hillsborough County's Valrico Reclaimed Water Facility at an estimated $4,728,600, to 250-kilowatt installations at municipal senior centers and administrative buildings, and multi-facility maintenance agreements covering 30+ generators of varying sizes. State and local buyers also use this code to solicit preventive maintenance, load bank testing, emergency repair services, parts sourcing, and fuel system support on fleets of generators ranging from 15 kilowatts to 3,500 kilowatts. Issuing bodies include county governments (Volusia, Hillsborough, Orange, Beaufort, Glynn, Columbia, DeKalb, White, Cumming, Henry, Seminole, Fairfax, Caltrans District offices), municipalities (Waxahachie, Phoenix, Tifton, Tampa, La Plata, Bristol, Rockville, Taylor), school districts (Salt Lake City, Bristol), utility agencies, and special-purpose authorities (Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County). Repeat solicitation activity appears in Florida counties and Georgia jurisdictions, reflecting sustained capital replacement and maintenance cycles.

Recent activity spans the continental United States with notable concentration in Florida, Georgia, California, Texas, South Carolina, Arizona, and the Great Lakes region. Representative opportunities include the City of Waxahachie's ITB for a 250-kilowatt diesel generator system with turnkey installation due October 22, 2026; the County of Orange, California's IFB for emergency generator service and repairs across 33 facilities with a maximum 5 percent local-small-business preference and November 12, 2026 deadline; the Beaufort County, South Carolina IFB for a 350-kilowatt diesel generator with automatic transfer switch due November 10, 2026; Hillsborough County's competitively sealed bid for a 1,500-kilowatt system at the Valrico Reclaimed Water Facility due November 18, 2026 with an estimated $4,728,600 contract value and 5 percent SBE subcontractor participation goal; the City of Phoenix's five-year IFB for preventive maintenance, testing, and repair services on over 300 industrial generators ranging from 35 kilowatts to 3,500 kilowatts starting December 1, 2026; and Henry County, Georgia's annual renewable RFP for generator services and maintenance on 31 units due August 25, 2026 with 30-point qualifications, 30-point experience, 30-point approach, and 10-point cost weighting. Diesel fuel dominates the commodity mix, though natural gas systems appear in water utilities and municipal facilities. Performance bonds equal to 100 percent of contract value, commercial general liability insurance of $1 million to $5 million, and prevailing wage compliance are standard contract terms where applicable.