UNSPSC 27112916: Liquid fuel dispenser or gasoline pump

A type of equipment for supply of liquid fuel to vehicles with gasoline or diesel engine.

UNSPSC 27112916 Liquid fuel dispenser or gasoline pump (Commodity) comprises the supply and installation of fuel dispensing equipment at state and local government facilities, including above-ground and below-ground systems serving vehicle fleets, marine operations, and transit infrastructure. Recent solicitations show state and local jurisdictions procuring complete fuel-island replacement systems with integrated storage tanks, individual dispenser units for fleet yards, and marine fueling equipment from waterfront facilities, alongside engineering and construction services to support system deployment.

Activity centers on county and municipal government entities, with repeat buyers in Florida (Sarasota County, Orange County, Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Association) and Georgia (Bryan County, Cherokee County, City of Lawrenceville). Recent representative opportunities include Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Association's request to engineer, procure, and construct a new 4,000-gallon double-walled vehicle fuel tank system with new fuel dispensers and associated infrastructure (RFP FKECBID2615, due September 2, 2026); Sarasota County's request for marine fuel supply from a waterfront dispensing facility operating year-round on an as-needed basis (IFQ 262916KR, due October 9, 2026); and Bryan County's design-build fuel island replacement project encompassing a 12,000-gallon split fuel tank with two dual-hose dispensers (RFP PE77523NONST2026000000080, due October 1, 2026). Geographic concentration in the Southeast, particularly Florida and Georgia, reflects both asset age and federal grant funding (FEMA, Federal Transit Administration) driving modernization and capacity expansion at public facilities.