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 is a Commodity code that encompasses fuel dispensing equipment and related station infrastructure, though recent state and local solicitations under this code tag show limited direct activity in natural gas dispenser procurement. The most recent opportunities reveal that state and local governments are instead buying fuel-related goods and services spanning conventional petroleum dispensers, underground and aboveground storage tank maintenance and repair, fueling system components and parts, and fleet fuel supply contracts. Issuing bodies include municipal fleet and public works departments (the City of Albuquerque, City of San Antonio, City of Little Rock, City of Rome), county governments (Palm Beach County, Sacramento County), special-purpose authorities (Kissimmee Utility Authority), school districts (Harlingen Consolidated ISD), and higher-education institutions (University of Southern Mississippi). The mix reflects routine municipal asset management and fleet operations rather than specialized natural gas dispensing procurement. Palm Beach County has appeared multiple times in recent weeks with successive RFQ amendments for oil and grease overhead dispensing meters (original due September 15, then extended multiple times with final deadline September 25, 2026), signaling administrative complexity around specification refinement and vendor qualification.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Palm Beach County, Kissimmee Utility Authority), Texas (City of San Antonio, Harlingen ISD, City of Little Rock), California (Sacramento County), Georgia (City of Rome), New Mexico (City of Albuquerque), and Mississippi (University of Southern Mississippi). Representative recent procurements include the City of Albuquerque's RFB for underground and aboveground storage tank maintenance, testing, repair, and installation services across twelve fuel sites and three generator sites (RFB2026761GSDID, rebid posted September 26 with bids due October 27, 2026); Palm Beach County's RFQ for oil and grease overhead dispensing meters, furnishing and installation (RFQ680F260167BW, due September 25, 2026, with mandatory pre-quote conference and 5% local and Glades preferences); the City of San Antonio's bid for removal and installation of eight twin-hose fuel dispensers at 515 S. Frio (6100019763, due June 29, 2026, with mandatory pre-bid on June 18); and Sacramento County's RFB for fuel station and dispenser parts including equipment from OPW Products, Bennett, Wayne Fueling Systems, Veeder-Root, and CIM-TEK (2026-RFB-0034, cumulative maximum $75,000, part of Sacramento County Procurement Alliance cooperative purchasing). The code shows moderate fragmentation across municipalities and counties with no apparent dominant repeat buyer, and most opportunities are transactional procurements rather than sustained natural gas infrastructure deployments.