UNSPSC 26111729: Auto battery charger unit

A device to automatically recharge the electricity to the capacitor built-in on the equipment for normal operation even during the power breakdown of equipment of the rack system.

UNSPSC 26111729 Auto battery charger unit is a Commodity code capturing the procurement of battery charging equipment and related testing services by state and local governments. Recent solicitations show the code spans two distinct purchasing streams: automotive and fleet battery supply on an as-needed basis, and specialized stationary battery testing and maintenance for utility infrastructure and electric vehicle charging systems. State and local buyers include county public works departments, municipal utilities, transportation authorities, and city administrative facilities, with no single issuing body appearing repeatedly in the available opportunities. The scope includes automotive batteries for fleet vehicles (multiple voltage and application types), stationary lead-acid and valve-regulated batteries at electric substations and generating stations, and EV charger repair and maintenance services performed by authorized technicians.

Geographic activity appears concentrated in Florida and California, with recent solicitations from the City of Tallahassee and County of Orange (California) on utility battery testing, the Town of Palm Beach and City of Doral on automotive batteries and EV infrastructure, and the California Department of Parks and Recreation on EV charger installation. The City of Tallahassee issued IFB IFB07626RM (due June 16, 2026) for battery load testing at 23 substations and two generating stations, requiring IEEE-standard testing and comprehensive reporting on a four-year base contract with optional two-year extension; the County of Orange issued IFB IFB0802909801RN (due March 25, 2026) for vehicle batteries and supplies across 32 models with a five-year term and maximum contract value of $250,000; and the Town of Palm Beach issued RFB RFBNO2026033 (due May 4, 2026) for automotive batteries on a one-year as-needed basis. The California Department of Parks and Recreation solicited sealed bids (due April 7, 2026) for EV charger installation at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park with an engineer's estimate of $100,000. Beyond these core opportunities, one unrelated notice (Williamson County Purchasing Department relocation) and one school district RFP (Klein ISD for instructional materials) appear incorrectly tagged to this code and carry no decision signal.