UNSPSC 27112919: Diesel exhaust fluid dispenser

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

UNSPSC 27112919 Diesel exhaust fluid dispenser, a Commodity code, describes equipment and consumable fluids that state and local governments procure for vehicle fleet maintenance and operation. Recent activity shows school districts, cities, and counties buying diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) and related automotive lubricants — engine oil, transmission fluid, hydraulic fluid, and greases — typically through blanket purchase orders or term contracts structured to manage fuel and fluid costs across large fleet operations. The School Board of Marion County, Florida's ITB 4188MF procurement, for example, requested 45,000 gallons of bulk diesel exhaust fluid alongside engine oils and transmission fluids, with the awarded vendor required to furnish and install approximately 850-gallon DEF tanks equipped with 110-volt electric pumps and meters at multiple locations throughout the county, plus provide automatic delivery and 24-hour emergency service. Issuing bodies span school districts (Parkway School District in Missouri, Marion County and Gwinnett County in Florida and Georgia, respectively), municipal utilities (City of Orlando), transit or fleet operations, and specialized district departments (Atlanta Department of Watershed Management). School districts represent a significant buyer cohort under this code, driven by large bus fleet maintenance requirements.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Marion County, Orlando, Tampa), Georgia (Gwinnett County, Atlanta), and Missouri, with scattered additional opportunities in Texas. Representative recent solicitations include the Marion County School Board's ITB 4188MF, posted September 21, 2026 with bids due August 12, 2026, requesting 45,000 gallons of bulk DEF plus lubricants for a six-month contract term from October 1, 2026 through March 30, 2027; Gwinnett County Public Schools' B-2704BM, posted September 17, 2026 with bids due September 30, 2026, for 18,750 gallons of bulk motor oil annually and 3,000 gallons of synthetic transmission fluid over a one-year term commencing December 2, 2026 with four optional renewals; and the City of Orlando's IFB 260538, posted October 6, 2026 with bids due September 25, 2026, for delivery of new vehicle fluids (packaged and bulk) and eco-friendly recycling of used vehicle fluids under a term contract. All opportunities specify firm pricing for the contract term, API or manufacturer certification compliance, multiple delivery locations, and rapid delivery windows (typically five business days or less).