UNSPSC 26111812: Synchronous pulley

Device used with high performance positive drive power transmission belts

UNSPSC 26111812 Synchronous pulley is a Commodity code, but recent state and local procurement activity shows minimal direct relevance to synchronous pulleys themselves. Instead, the code's recent solicitations center on electrical power generation equipment, emergency backup generators, electric motors, motor repair services, and power distribution components for public facilities, transit systems, water authorities, and convention centers. State and local governments buying under this code are primarily county governments (Columbia County, DeKalb County, and Clayton County in Georgia; Lee County in Florida; Broward County in Florida), city procurement offices (Dallas), state agencies (South Dakota through Sourcewell), port authorities (Lee County Port Authority), water authorities (Clayton County Water Authority in Georgia), and convention center authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority). The mix reflects diverse issuing bodies with no dominant repeat buyer pattern, though Georgia jurisdictions account for a notable share of recent postings.

Activity concentrates in the Southeast, particularly Georgia and Florida, with secondary representation in South Dakota and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include Columbia County, Georgia's RFB 2026021-BID3289 for emergency backup generators at three county facilities (RFB due July 9, 2026, with a mandatory pre-bid meeting June 17, 2026); the Clayton County Water Authority's Bid 2026-GS-03 for comprehensive motor repair services on 500-plus electric motors across water and wastewater treatment plants (sealed bid due March 6, 2026, with SLBE discounts of 7–10 percent available); the City of Dallas Bid BT2600029808 for a three-year ID/IQ emergency generator maintenance and repair contract with 24/7 service response requirements and DRIVE vendor diversity goals (due May 15, 2026); and the Lee County Port Authority RFB 26-0025BW for Baldor electric motors supplying Southwest Florida International Airport's baggage handling system (due April 20, 2026, with local vendor preference within 3 percent of low bid). The code shows activity in facility infrastructure, fleet maintenance, and utility operations rather than synchronous pulley procurement in a traditional sense.