UNSPSC 26111610: Selsyn generator

A type of generator which operates more than two rotating bodies in an electrically equal or regular velocity ratio which are impossible to connect mechanically.

UNSPSC 26111610 Selsyn generator is a Commodity code that frames state and local procurement of standby diesel and natural gas emergency power systems — generators ranging from 120 kW to 2,500 kW paired with automatic transfer switches, fuel storage infrastructure, electrical integration, and associated installation or maintenance services. Recent solicitations show scope divergence: while the code name denotes a discrete generator component, actual state and local buying spans turnkey system installation, load bank testing, preventive maintenance contracts, emergency repair services, and fuel management across water utilities, wastewater treatment, municipal buildings, county facilities, fire stations, and critical infrastructure sites. Issuing bodies include county commissions and utilities (Orange County Sheriff, Hillsborough County, White County, Columbia County, Glynn County, Beaufort County, Henry County, Georgia), city governments (Phoenix, Waxahachie, Tifton, Tampa, Cumming), school districts (Volusia County School Board), and regional authorities (Seminole County, University of Wisconsin System). Repeat buyers appear across Florida (Orange County Sheriff, Hillsborough County, Seminole County, City of Tampa, City of Waxahachie) and Georgia (Beaufort County, White County, Columbia County, Henry County, DeKalb County, Glynn County, Cumming, Tifton).

Recent activity clusters in the Southeast, with heaviest concentration in Florida and Georgia. Representative opportunities include the Volusia County School Board ITB for five 125 kW diesel generators with trailers due March 30, 2017 (definite-quantity, one-time purchase); the City of Waxahachie ITB for turnkey installation of a 250 kW diesel system at the Senior Center due October 22, 2026, requiring five years' installation experience and performance/payment bonds at 100 percent of contract price; Orange County Sheriff IFB for as-needed emergency generator service and repairs across 33 facilities due November 12, 2026, with 24/7 response and 5 percent local small business preference; Hillsborough County Capital Projects IFB for a 1,500 kW/1,875 kVA system at Valrico Reclaimed Water Facility due November 18, 2026, at an estimated $4,728,600 with 5 percent SBE subcontractor participation goal; and the City of Phoenix IFB for preventive maintenance and 24/7 emergency repair of over 300 industrial generators ranging 35–3,500 kW across municipal facilities due October 9, 2026, for a five-year term beginning December 1, 2026, with DBE participation requirements.