UNSPSC 27112915: Natural gas dispenser

A type of equipment used to supply natural gas fuel to vehicles at natural gas refilling or service stations.

UNSPSC 27112915 Natural gas dispenser (Commodity) encompasses fuel dispensing equipment and related installation, maintenance, and parts-supply services that state and local governments procure for fleet and facility fueling operations. Recent solicitations reflect a broader scope than the code name alone suggests: jurisdictions are actively buying dispenser removal and installation services, fuel tank system repairs and component replacements, underground and aboveground storage tank maintenance, and as-needed parts inventories for multi-fuel dispensing stations serving gasoline, diesel, propane, compressed natural gas, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The issuing bodies include cities (San Antonio, Austin, Albuquerque, Tucson), counties (Sacramento, Alameda, Brevard, Forsyth), school districts (Gallup-McKinley County Schools), special-purpose transit districts (Space Coast Area Transit), and water utilities (Alameda County Water District). No single buyer dominates the recent activity; opportunities are spread across diverse municipal service categories.

Geographic activity centers in California (Sacramento, Alameda, Tucson-area), Texas (San Antonio, Austin), and the Southwest (Albuquerque, Gallup), with recent opportunities also posted in Florida, Georgia, and Arizona. Representative recent solicitations include the City of San Antonio's June 2026 RFQ for removal and installation of eight twin-hose fuel dispensers at a municipal fueling facility; the County of Sacramento's May 2026 RFB for as-needed parts (Bennett, OPW Products, Wayne Fueling Systems, and others) supporting gasoline, diesel, propane, and CNG stations under a cooperative purchasing agreement (SCoPA) with a maximum contract value of $75,000; the City of Albuquerque's May 2026 RFB for four-year fuel site maintenance, testing, and repair services across twelve municipal facilities; and Forsyth County, Georgia's March 2026 ITQ for as-needed fuel site maintenance and emergency repair services covering underground and aboveground storage tanks and GASBOY dispensers. Contracts typically carry initial terms of one to four years with renewal options and are structured as firm fixed-price, indefinite-quantity, or as-needed service agreements with no guaranteed minimum volumes.