UNSPSC 26111612: Impulse generator

A type of power generating equipment that generates impulse voltage to be used in testing of insulation capacity of electrical devices or dielectric strength of insulation structure of cable and research on high voltage phenomenon.

UNSPSC 26111612 Impulse generator is a Commodity code representing motor-driven power generation equipment, typically alternating-current induction motors and variable-frequency drives used to power facility systems, emergency backup generators, and equipment operation. State and local procurement activity under this code spans municipal utilities, county government facilities, water treatment plants, detention centers, airport operations, and convention centers, with issuing bodies including city utilities departments, county boards of commissioners, regional authorities, and state agencies. Recent solicitations show procurement offices acquiring replacement parts for proprietary vibratory systems, complete generator installations with switchgear and fuel storage, emergency power systems for critical facilities, and maintenance contracts covering annual inspections, repairs, and fuel polishing services.

Geographic spread of recent activity concentrates in Georgia (including Glynn County, Columbia County, DeKalb County, White County, Chatham County, and the City of Tifton), with additional state and local activity in Florida (Collier County, City of Cooper City, Monroe County, City of Eastman), Arizona (City of Phoenix), Wisconsin (University of Wisconsin Oshkosh), South Dakota (Sourcewell), and California. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Tampa's single-source procurement for SWECO Vibro-Energy Equipment parts ($20,000 estimated value, response due July 21, 2026), the City of Cumming, Georgia's turnkey 2,500 kW diesel generator system with switchgear for the Potable Water Production Facility (RFP, response due August 7, 2026), Chatham County, Georgia's annual service and repairs contract for emergency generator equipment at the Detention Center (IFB, response due May 5, 2026), and White County, Georgia's comprehensive generator maintenance services for 24 generators at multiple county facilities (RFP, response due April 24, 2026). Most recent opportunities are concentrated in 2026 calendar months February through July, with activity driven by facility upgrades, emergency power system replacement, and scheduled maintenance contract renewals.