UNSPSC 39122004: Inverter drive parts and accessories

Accessories and accessory kits associated with inverter drives.

UNSPSC 39122004 Inverter drive parts and accessories (Commodity) covers replacement parts, warranty maintenance, repair services, and supplies for Variable Frequency Drives across municipal water utilities, aviation authorities, state facilities, and county infrastructure. State and local buyers use this code to procure VFD components and authorized service from manufacturers including Yaskawa, Allen Bradley, Eaton, Fuji, GE, Schneider, Siemens, and others. Recent solicitations range from single-source procurements for specific manufacturer parts to competitive bids establishing multi-year service contracts. The issuing bodies include municipal water departments, regional water supply authorities, municipal wastewater departments, aviation authorities, and state energy facilities. Tampa and Tampa Bay Water appear as repeat buyers seeking Yaskawa VFD parts and warranty support; the City of Phoenix and Greater Orlando Aviation Authority have issued broader competitive procurements covering multiple manufacturers and comprehensive repair and replacement services.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, with significant recent postings from the City of Tampa Wastewater Department (intent to single source Yaskawa VFD parts and repairs, response due September 30, 2026), Tampa Bay Water (sole-source notice for Yaskawa VFDs with SJ Electro Systems, LLC., d/b/a ICON Technologies, protest deadline July 31, 2026), and Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (RFP 26-414 for VFD repair and replacement services across Orlando International Airport and GOAA facilities, proposal due March 31, 2026). The City of Phoenix Water Services Department issued a competitive Invitation for Bid (IFB-25-0749) for Variable Frequency Drives establishing a five-year contract with proposals due May 28, 2025, covering ten specified manufacturers and requiring detailed pricing, labor rates, training, and local inventory. Beyond Florida, the Washington State Department of Ecology issued an IFB for electrical maintenance services at its Lacey headquarters facility covering 36 variable frequency drives among other electrical equipment, with bids due July 20, 2026 and a set-aside for small or veteran-owned business. The code shows limited geographic spread outside Florida and Washington in the recent posting block.