UNSPSC 26131802: Compressor control panels

These control panels are used in Gas and Steam compression equipment and machinery

UNSPSC 26131802 Compressor control panels, a Commodity code, encompasses the procurement of electrical distribution and control equipment for power generation and facility infrastructure—grounded in state and local solicitations for generator switchgear, automatic transfer switches, load centers, distribution panels, and related power-management hardware. Recent activity reflects a shift toward emergency power and backup-generation system integration rather than compressor control specifically; the code captures electrical switching and transfer equipment essential to standby power installations across water treatment, detention, airport, utility, and municipal facilities. Issuing bodies span county governments (Glynn County, Columbia County, White County, Chatham County, Collier County, and Monroe County in Georgia and Florida), municipalities (City of Tampa, City of Cumming, City of Tifton, City of Eastman, City of Phoenix), state departments (South Dakota), special-purpose authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority, Augusta University Board of Regents, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh), and transit agencies. County procurement offices and city utilities departments dominate the buyer mix, with repeat activity in Georgia (particularly generator maintenance and switchgear packages) and secondary activity in Florida and South Dakota. A 30% minority/women business enterprise (M/WBE) participation goal appears in Chatham County's detention-center generator service contract; E-Verify enrollment and state contractor licensing are standard prerequisites across the sample.

Recent opportunities span both equipment procurement and integrated installation services. The City of Tampa posted a single-source intent (IFB, objection deadline July 21, 2026) for SWECO vibratory-system replacement parts totaling twenty thousand dollars; the City of Cumming, Georgia is soliciting competitive sealed proposals (RFP, due August 7, 2026) for a turnkey 2,500 kW diesel generator system with 3,750 kVA step-up transformer and 3,000 A paralleling switchgear at its Potable Water Production Facility, requiring a Georgia-registered Professional Engineer's sealed drawings and 60/90/100 percent design phases before construction. Glynn County issued an Invitation for Bid (IFB26-039, due July 22, 2026) for a 120 kW emergency generator and 800-amp Automatic Transfer Switch installation at Animal Services; Columbia County (Georgia) bid two matching solicitations (due July 9, 2026, with June 17 mandatory pre-bid meeting) for backup generators at three county facilities requiring 5 percent bid bonds and 100 percent performance and payment bonds. White County (Georgia) posted two overlapping RFPs for generator maintenance services covering 15 to 24 generators across multiple county sites (earlier RFP due April 24, 2026, later RFP due May 26, 2026), both with 24/7 emergency response and load-bank testing per NFPA 110 standards. Chatham County (Georgia) is seeking annual service and repair contracts for seven generator sets at its detention center (IFB due May 5, 2026) with a 30 percent M/WBE goal and two-hour initial response / four-hour repair commencement requirements. Geographic concentration is strongest in Georgia (11 of 19 recent opportunities), with secondary activity in Florida (four opportunities) and isolated activity in South Dakota and California. Bid bonds (typically 5 percent) and performance/payment bonds (100 percent of contract value) are standard for generator and switchgear installations; response timelines typically allow 30 to 60 days from posting to submission.