UNSPSC 39122002: Motor control drive DC

UNSPSC 39122002 Motor control drive DC is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure variable frequency drives (VFDs), replacement parts, repair services, and maintenance for electrical infrastructure at municipal water systems, airports, wastewater facilities, and office buildings. The recent opportunities show governments buying VFDs from multiple manufacturers (Allen Bradley, Eaton/Cutler Hammer, Siemens, Yaskawa, ABB, and others), with scope ranging from single-source parts and repairs for specific VFD brands to competitively solicited multi-year service contracts covering diagnostics, refurbishment, programming, and emergency response. Issuing bodies include water utilities, wastewater departments, aviation authorities, state facilities management agencies, and county departments. The City of Tampa Wastewater Department and City of Phoenix Water Services Department are repeat active buyers; Washington State Department of Ecology and Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) also appear among recent solicitors.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Arizona, Georgia, and Washington. Representative opportunities include the City of Phoenix Water Services IFB for VFDs across ten specified manufacturers with a five-year contract term beginning September 2025 (due May 28, 2025); the City of Tampa Wastewater Department's notice of intent to single source replacement parts and repairs for Yaskawa VFDs (due September 30, 2026); Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's RFP for VFD repair and replacement services covering approximately 368 drives across multiple airport facilities (due March 31, 2026, with contract commencement on or about May 1, 2026); and the Washington State Department of Ecology's IFB for electrical maintenance services including preventative maintenance on 36 variable frequency drives at its Lacey headquarters (due July 20, 2026, with contract effective October 1, 2026). Most solicitations require comprehensive insurance, manufacturer certifications or authorization, and emergency-response capacity; GOAA's procurement demands ten years of continuous VFD experience and specifies response times of 30 minutes for on-site emergencies.