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 under which state and local governments procure and deploy electric vehicle charging infrastructure, vehicle batteries for fleet operations, and related charging equipment and services. Recent solicitations show two distinct procurement streams: public and fleet EV charging stations with networked cloud management systems, and traditional automotive batteries for bus fleets and municipal vehicle operations. Issuing bodies include county governments, school districts, municipalities, and public universities. The County of Orange, California is a repeat buyer, having solicited vehicle batteries and supplies on an as-needed basis for fleet operations. Boulder County, Colorado and Pinellas County School District, Florida represent the EV charging and transit fleet battery segments respectively.

Geographic activity clusters in California, Colorado, and Florida, with additional recent solicitations in Mississippi and Leon County, Florida. Representative recent opportunities include Boulder County's August 2026 IFB for ChargePoint public and fleet charging stations (three public CT4000 dual-port units, three fleet CP6000 units with 80-amp capacity, and one DC fast-charging Express Plus system) with delivery and goods supply only, response due September 9, 2026; Pinellas County School District's August 2026 IFB for motor vehicle batteries across four bus compounds with weekly servicing, stock rotation, and warranty support, estimated annual value $65,000, response due August 19, 2026; the City of Tallahassee's June 2026 IFB for battery load testing services at electric substations and generating stations under IEEE standards, approximately 20 annual tests, four-year base term with optional two-year extension; and the County of Orange's April 2026 IFB for vehicle batteries and supplies on a five-year as-needed basis with a $250,000 maximum contract value, featuring five to eight percent bid discounts for local small business and disabled veteran enterprise certification.