UNSPSC 31102415: Lead v process casting

Lead object cast from v process molds

UNSPSC 31102415 Lead v process casting is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement appears to encompass pump repair, maintenance, and parts services rather than casting operations as the code name suggests. The City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management issued a pre-advertisement notice (IFB PE66062NONST2026000000372) in May 2026 seeking vendors to provide full-service repair, maintenance, installation, and parts replacement across nine classifications of industrial pumps—including vertical turbine, horizontal split case, submersible, centrifugal, vertical chopper, progressing cavity, piston-type positive displacement, Watson Marlow, and vacuum and hydraulic pumps. Vendors must maintain or have access to a functional machine shop, field service equipment, and personnel certified in pump shaft alignment, welding, and machinist work, with training in permit-required confined space entry. Work must meet OEM standards, OSHA compliance, lock out/tag out procedures, and all applicable safety codes. The solicitation requires 90 percent of parts supplied within 24 hours and the remaining 10 percent within 72 hours, one-year warranties on parts and services, and itemized annual purchase reports. Watson Marlow pump work must be performed by manufacturer-certified distributors, and Flygt pump work by Xylem-certified distributors.

The code shows limited recent activity in state and local procurement. Only the City of Atlanta (Fulton County, Georgia) appears in the source material as an issuing body under this code. The prequalification phase deadline passed May 29, 2026, with a formal IFB to follow. The specific contract value and award structure remain undisclosed; the City reserves the right to adjust quantities, award to multiple vendors, or commit to no minimum amount. Vendors must provide their own tools, equipment, and safety gear, and bear costs for plant and facility inspections and authorized travel expenses for onsite verification visits. Payment terms offer a five percent early-payment discount if invoiced within 10 days, otherwise net 30 calendar days.