UNSPSC 26131804: Gas turbine control panels

These panels control the functions of gas turbines in power generation

UNSPSC 26131804 Gas turbine control panels is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity encompasses replacement components and consumables for gas turbine power-generation equipment operated by municipal utilities, particularly thermocouples, guard filters, and mechanical lube oils for LM6000 turbine units. The City of Austin Purchasing Office is the primary issuing body in the recent record, posting multiple IFQ solicitations for these components over the past four months as part of routine maintenance and spare-parts procurement for Austin Energy's Sand Hill Energy Center. The work consists of sourcing original-equipment-manufacturer (OEM) or equivalent replacement parts, with pricing on an FOB Destination basis inclusive of all freight, handling, and incidental charges. The City's procurement process uses a tiered approach, initially directing solicitations to State of Texas certified small business enterprises and minority- or women-owned business enterprises before posting to the broader registered-vendor pool if adequate quotes are not received from preferred vendors.

The geographic focus of recent activity is concentrated in Texas, specifically Austin. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Austin Purchasing Office's IFQ 1100 AGM1020, posted September 2, 2026, for T48 Thermocouples (GE part number 1696M81P13) for LM6000 Gas Turbines, due September 9, 2026, with an estimated quantity of three units and delivery to the Sand Hill Energy Center in Del Valle, Texas; IFQ 1100 AGM1026, posted September 16, 2026, for guard filters for LM6000 units, due September 23, 2026; and IFQ 1100 CPG1084, posted September 8, 2026, for pump and generator mechanical lube oil (IMO Industri part number ACG045N7NVBP), due September 15, 2026. All solicitations require compliance with City of Austin wage-theft ordinances, non-discrimination certifications, federal debarment certifications, and insurance minimums of $500,000 for commercial general liability and workers' compensation. Award is made to the lowest responsive offer meeting minimum qualifications, with payment due within thirty days of properly documented invoices.