UNSPSC 26130000: Power generation

UNSPSC 26130000 Power generation is a Family code that encompasses generation equipment, systems, and services state and local governments procure to produce, distribute, and maintain electrical power across municipal infrastructure, water reclamation facilities, emergency response systems, and critical facilities. Recent solicitations under this code span solar photovoltaic installation for residential customers, standby diesel and natural gas generator systems with automatic transfer switches, generator maintenance and repair services, transformer procurement and installation, and thyristor stack rebuilds for utility substations. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under the code include city utilities and public works departments (Orlando, Leesburg, Tucson, Phoenix, Napa, Kingman), county governments and special districts (Harris County, Collier County, Sacramento County, Ocean County, Clay County), state transportation agencies (Rhode Island DOT, New Jersey DOT, District of Columbia), and municipal water and transit authorities. Delaware's Low to Moderate Income Solar Program stands as a notable repeat-buyer framework. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Orlando, Leesburg, Tucson), the Southwest (Arizona, New Mexico), the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast (New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, DC, Pennsylvania), and California (Sacramento).

Representative recent opportunities include the State of Delaware's Low to Moderate Income Solar Program Participating Contractors (RFP posted October 15, 2026, NAT26003LMISOLAR), establishing a multi-year framework for residential solar installations with structured pricing and performance standards for eligible contractors; the City of Leesburg, Florida's North Substation Power Transformer procurement (RFP26017LK, proposals due August 26, 2026), seeking design, manufacture, supply, factory testing, delivery, installation, and commissioning of one three-phase oil-immersed 67–13,090 kV power transformer with specialized cooling and monitoring systems; the District of Columbia Department of General Services' Generator Replacement at Various FEMS Engine Houses and Facilities (IFB DCAM-26-CS-IFB-0007, bids due April 28, 2026), covering removal and installation of natural gas-fueled generators ranging from 75 to 400 kilowatts at eight fire and emergency medical service locations with automatic transfer switches and building automation system integration; and the Rhode Island Department of Transportation's Power Infrastructure & Generator Installation at Allens Avenue Facility (RFQ27006835, quotations due August 13, 2026), requiring furnish-and-install of a complete standby power system including electrical service evaluation, 35–40 kVA diesel-fired generator, automatic transfer switch, and emergency shutoff disconnect with three-year warranty and preventative maintenance requirements capped at $150,000 lump-sum fixed fee.