UNSPSC 27131505: Pneumatic drill

UNSPSC 27131505 Pneumatic drill is a Commodity code capturing pneumatic power tools and related equipment procured by state and local governments for fleet maintenance, construction, and facility operations. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing pneumatic drills as components within broader master tool sets alongside hand tools, power tools, diagnostic equipment, and storage solutions — not as standalone items — as well as spot purchases of hand tools where pneumatic equipment appears in mixed tool packages. The work encompasses procurement of professional-grade pneumatic equipment meeting 90–120 PSI specifications, integrated with broader tool inventories, storage systems, and warranty and service obligations. State departments and county governments are the primary issuing bodies soliciting under this code, with purchasing often flowing through cooperative purchasing vehicles and multi-year contracts supporting ongoing fleet and maintenance operations.

Recent activity clusters in Texas and Florida. The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts issued a statewide cooperative purchasing invitation (ITB 304T26445A1, due June 11, 2026) on behalf of the Texas Department of Transportation and other state agencies and institutions of higher education, requiring master tool sets with a minimum of six pneumatic power tools at 90–120 PSI alongside extensive hand-tool inventories, with awards to multiple vendors and a contract term through July 31, 2027, renewable through 2030. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners posted an invitation for bid (ITB 26-00285, due June 23, 2026) for hand tools including mixed power-tool categories under a five-year agreement with an estimated value of $715,540.41. Both solicitations emphasize firm, all-inclusive pricing; statewide or countywide delivery within five business days; ten-year warranties; and eligibility for state or local preference categories including service-disabled veteran ownership and Texas-manufactured goods (in the Texas case).