UNSPSC 27112919: Diesel exhaust fluid dispenser

A device that supplies urea water to diesel vehicles, etc.

UNSPSC 27112919 Diesel exhaust fluid dispenser is a Commodity code that covers equipment and dispensing systems for handling diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) — a critical emissions-control consumable for modern diesel engines. State and local governments procure under this code primarily through equipment supply and maintenance contracts for their automotive and fleet operations, though recent opportunities show minimal direct solicitation activity specific to DEF dispensers themselves. Instead, related activity clusters around broader automotive shop equipment, fleet maintenance systems, and repair parts agreements where DEF handling may be incidental to larger procurement scopes. Counties, cities, and school districts initiate these procurements, with geographic activity scattered across the Southeast and scattered opportunities in Florida, Georgia, and Texas.

Recent solicitations under or near this code show limited direct DEF dispenser procurement. The School Board of Sarasota County, Florida issued Bid #26-0124 (due February 12, 2026) for automotive and light truck repair parts — a one-year supply agreement with optional two-year renewals that covers OEM and in-house brand parts across 19 manufacturers but does not explicitly name DEF systems. The City of Tampa's RFQ 26-P-00418 (due July 22, 2026) for inventory automotive shop equipment and supplies covers grease guns, hydraulic couplers, antifreeze, and fuel filters for multiple city departments but makes no mention of DEF dispensers. Paulding County, Georgia's RFP #26024-1601 (due March 20, 2026) seeks a turnkey compressed air and lubrication system for fleet maintenance, and Worth County, Georgia's RFP (due March 2, 2026) procures a four-post lift for equipment maintenance — neither directly addressing DEF infrastructure. The code shows little active recent procurement interest as a standalone equipment line; opportunities under related codes tend to bundle DEF handling into broader fleet maintenance or shop equipment scopes rather than issuing separate solicitations for dispensers alone.