UNSPSC 27112913: Oil lubricator

A device used to inject oil into transmission and final reduction gear of vehicle or construction machines. Various types including pneumatic type, manual type and electric motor type.

UNSPSC 27112913 Oil lubricator is a Commodity code that captures state and local government procurement of lubricating oils, greases, and related fluid products for fleet and equipment maintenance operations. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies buying bulk oils and lubrication supplies to support vehicle fleets, pumping systems, and machinery across water treatment, public works, transportation, and emergency response functions. The code spans industrial-grade lubricants, hydraulic oils, grease products, and specialized lubrication components used in municipal fleet maintenance shops and wastewater infrastructure.

Recent activity shows issuing bodies including city purchasing departments (Valdosta, Tampa), county boards of commissioners (Paulding, Collier, Worth), water authorities (Atlanta Department of Watershed Management), and school districts (Sarasota County) soliciting under or adjacent to this code. The City of Valdosta issued an Invitation to Bid #38-26 for annual bulk oils and lubes on March 5, 2026, with sealed bids due April 21, 2026; the City of Tampa's RFQ 26-P-00418 for automotive shop equipment and supplies posted June 25, 2026, and closed July 22, 2026, included grease guns and related lubrication accessories among 19 line items; Paulding County's RFP #26024-1601 for a turnkey compressed air and lubrication system at its Fleet Maintenance Facility posted February 20, 2026, with proposals due March 20, 2026; and the School Board of Sarasota County's Bid #26-0124 for automotive repair parts posted January 23, 2026, and closed February 12, 2026, required bidders to provide discounts on new OEM parts including lubrication and fluid products. Geographic activity centers on the Southeast, particularly Georgia (Valdosta, Paulding, Worth, Atlanta) and Florida (Tampa, Sarasota, Collier), though the code sees procurement activity wherever municipal fleets and public infrastructure maintenance occur.