UNSPSC 26111614: Piezo-electric generator

Power generation device using piezoelectric effect that generates electricity when pressure is applied

UNSPSC 26111614 Piezo-electric generator is a Commodity-tier code that captures state and local procurement for backup and emergency power equipment, though the recent solicitation record shows the code is being applied primarily to diesel and natural gas standby generators, mobile generators, and generator maintenance services rather than piezoelectric technology specifically. State and local governments buy under this code to supply water treatment plants, wastewater facilities, lift stations, detention centers, and emergency management operations with reliable power during outages and disasters. The issuing-body mix spans water authorities, county commissions, municipalities, sheriff's offices, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts; Cobb County, Collier County, White County (Georgia), and the City of Temple (Texas) appear as repeat buyers in the recent record, with water and wastewater utilities representing the plurality of buyers seeking stationary and portable generator replacement or maintenance contracts.

Generator procurement activity clusters heavily in Texas, Georgia, and Florida over the past four months. Representative recent opportunities include the West Travis County Public Utility Agency ITB for supply, installation, and commissioning of five 125-kilowatt Cummins diesel generator systems for lift station operations (due July 10, 2026); the Macon Water Authority ITB for generator fueling system replacement at the Amerson Water Treatment Plant (due August 11, 2026, with mandatory July 28 pre-bid meeting and 51% self-performance requirement); Cobb County's dual sealed-bid solicitations to replace emergency generators at the Adult Detention Center (600 kilowatt Generac unit, due July 23, 2026) and the Sheriff's Office (750 kilowatt Caterpillar unit, due July 23, 2026, single-source specification); and the City of Temple's re-bid for mobile diesel generators with EPA funding (due August 5, 2026). Additional activity includes Collier County's ITB for generator maintenance and repair services across portable and stationary units with four-hour emergency response requirement (due March 24, 2026) and the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' rental ITB for seasonal hurricane-preparation generator deployment (estimated budget $145,586, due May 5, 2026). White County (Georgia) issued paired RFPs for generator maintenance services covering 15 to 24 generator units across multiple facilities, with federal funding requirements and prevailing-wage compliance affecting some solicitations. Response deadlines span June through August 2026, with mandatory pre-bid meetings and compliance documentation (E-Verify, insurance, bonds) required across nearly all opportunities.