UNSPSC 27131505: Pneumatic drill

UNSPSC 27131505 Pneumatic drill is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure pneumatic power tools as components of broader mechanic and maintenance tool kits, alongside hand tools, power tools of other types, and diagnostic equipment for fleet and facility operations. Recent solicitations show that pneumatic drills and similar air-powered implements are acquired as line items within master tool sets specified for garage and fleet maintenance, rather than as standalone purchases. State and local issuing bodies pursuing this code span transportation departments, county facilities operations, and cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multiple agencies and institutions of higher education. The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners both solicited tool packages in June 2026, representing the diversity of buyers — state-level transportation and multi-agency cooperative systems on one hand, and county-level facilities and maintenance operations on the other.

Texas leads recent activity under this code. The Texas Comptroller's IFB 304T-26-445A1, due June 11, 2026, procured master tool sets for TxDOT and other state agencies through the Texas SmartBuy cooperative purchasing system, with pneumatic power tools specified as a minimum of six pieces at 90–120 PSI within each set; respondents required minimum seven years of professional-grade mechanic tools business experience and 24-hour statewide repair capability. Hillsborough County's ITB-26-00285, due June 23, 2026, covered 52 line items of hand tools at an estimated contract value of $715,540.41 over five years, with a five-business-day delivery requirement to county warehouse locations. Both solicitations emphasize firm, all-inclusive pricing, performance bonds in some cases, and annual CPI or producer-price-index adjustments. The Texas cooperative vehicle permits awards to multiple vendors by line item and may be used by members of purchasing councils, expanding the downstream utilization beyond the issuing state agency.