UNSPSC 27112914: Grease lubricator

A device used in injecting grease into vehicles or construction machines. Two types: manual type and pneumatic type.

UNSPSC 27112914 Grease lubricator is a Commodity code capturing greases, motor oils, transmission fluids, hydraulic fluids, diesel exhaust fluid, and related automotive and fleet lubricants that state and local governments procure on an as-needed basis for vehicle and equipment maintenance. School districts, municipalities, and county governments are the primary buyers, soliciting these products through blanket purchase orders, term contracts, and RFQs to supply fleet operations, maintenance facilities, and bus garages. The work involves supplying bulk and packaged fluids meeting API or manufacturer specifications, often with delivery to multiple sites and storage tank installation and maintenance where applicable. Some solicitations bundle supply of new fluids with collection and recycling of used fluids under integrated hazardous-waste management and environmental compliance frameworks.

Recent activity spans Florida, Georgia, and surrounding regions. The School Board of Marion County, Florida issued ITB 4188MF (due August 12, 2026, now closed) seeking engine oil, synthetic blend motor oils, diesel exhaust fluid with tank installation and automatic delivery service, hydraulic fluid, transmission fluid, and brake cleaner for a six-month term through March 30, 2027. Gwinnett County Public Schools (Georgia's largest school system) posted B-2704BM (due September 30, 2026) requesting bulk and bottled motor oil and synthetic transmission fluid under a December 2026 through December 2027 contract with four optional one-year renewals. Parkway School District solicited lubrication products on a blanket purchase order with bids due October 27, 2026. The City of Orlando issued an IFB for motor oil, lubricants, and recycling services (due September 25, 2026), and the City of Tampa posted an RFQ for automotive shop supplies including grease guns and related items (due July 22, 2026). Florida preference requirements and compliance with state purchasing statutes appear in multiple solicitations; insurance minimums typically run $1 million per occurrence across liability lines.