UNSPSC 26111607: Solar generators

UNSPSC 26111607 Solar generators is a Commodity code that describes the purchase of backup power equipment and related services across a wide range of state and local facilities — water and wastewater systems, detention centers, convention centers, airports, schools, municipal buildings, and emergency response infrastructure. The recent opportunities show that state and local governments are buying complete generator systems (diesel, natural gas, and solar-powered), automatic transfer switches, ancillary electrical equipment, installation and commissioning labor, and long-term maintenance and repair contracts. Issuing bodies span county commissions, cities, school districts, universities, special districts, and state departments. Georgia counties (White County, Chatham County, Glynn County, Columbia County, DeKalb County, and others) appear frequently as repeat buyers across multiple recent solicitations, reflecting sustained infrastructure and resilience investment in that state. California also shows substantial activity, particularly through Caltrans and university system procurement for both generator maintenance and photovoltaic system services. The work includes both turnkey capital projects and standalone recurring maintenance contracts, with scopes ranging from single-unit installations to multi-site service portfolios.

Recent opportunities posted across the code span Georgia, Florida, Connecticut, California, Maryland, South Dakota, and other jurisdictions. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Cumming, Georgia's August 7, 2026 competitive sealed proposal for a 2,500 kW diesel generator system with switchgear at the Potable Water Production Facility (RFP PE66895NONST2026000000054); the California Department of Transportation's June 23, 2026 IFB for routine and non-routine generator inspection, maintenance, and repair services across 19 locations in Mono, Inyo, and Kern counties, with a maximum bid of $484,000 and 5% small-business and 5% DVBE preferences (IFB 09A1119); Chatham County, Georgia's May 5, 2026 annual contract solicitation for service and repairs to seven generator sets at the detention center with a 30% M/WBE participation goal and prevailing wage requirements (Solicitation 2600404); and the Town of Vernon, Connecticut's April 16, 2026 sealed-bid RFP for design-build solar photovoltaic carport installation at the Department of Public Works with a $900,000 total budget and mandatory prevailing wage compliance (Solicitation 2158). Multi-facility maintenance contracts, single-installation capital projects, and both diesel and renewable-energy generation procurement all appear active in the current pipeline.