UNSPSC 27131610: Lubricator or regulator repair kits

UNSPSC 27131610 Lubricator or regulator repair kits is a Commodity code that, based on recent state and local procurement activity, encompasses automotive and fleet parts and repair services for heavy-duty vehicles, school buses, and municipal equipment. The code sees solicitation activity primarily from school districts and county fleet-services departments seeking OEM replacement parts, components, and related maintenance supplies for buses, trucks, generators, and specialized equipment on as-needed or standing-supply bases. Issuing bodies are predominantly school districts—including Parkway School District in Missouri, Seminole County Public Schools in Florida, and the School Board of Sarasota County in Florida—alongside county fleet-services departments such as Brevard County and city departments such as the City of Atlanta Department of Public Works.

Recent opportunities span multiple states with notable concentration in Florida. Parkway School District in Missouri released an RFB in May 2026 for Bus & Vehicle OEM Parts & Service through a blanket purchase order, requiring vendors to maintain stocked parts inventories and obtain unavailable items within three days, with bid closure on May 19, 2026. Brevard County in Florida issued an IFB in April 2026 for Just-in-Time inventory management and parts supply to support 1,114 fleet assets with a budget estimate of $730,000 and a February 25, 2026 bid opening. The City of Atlanta Department of Public Works conducted an IFB pre-advertisement in March 2026 for heavy-duty trailers, repair services, parts supply, and technician training with a May 1, 2026 bid deadline. Seminole County Public Schools in Florida solicited supplemental fleet parts and repair services through an ITB in February 2026 for 409 school buses and 135 white fleet vehicles, with bid closure on January 8, 2026. The School Board of Sarasota County in Florida established a supply agreement for automotive and light truck repair parts in January 2026, requiring OEM parts from specified manufacturers with 48-hour delivery for stock orders and seven-business-day delivery for special orders to the Transportation Garage in Osprey, Florida, with February 12, 2026 response deadline.