UNSPSC 39122313: Trip free relay

A relay that trips the circuit breaker upon command for tripping even during input manipulation of circuit breaker as well as deters input action even if input commend is given continually.

UNSPSC 39122313 Trip free relay is a Commodity code that addresses motor control and soft-start components used in wastewater treatment, water reclamation, and utility infrastructure operations. State and local governments buying under this code are procuring replacement parts, control units, and related services for soft-start motor controllers — equipment that reduces inrush current and mechanical stress on pump motors and other rotating equipment. Recent solicitations show demand for authorized distributor support, warranty service, maintenance, and repair capabilities alongside hardware supply. The issuing bodies include wastewater departments, county water utility districts, municipalities, independent school districts, and regional water authorities. Purchasers are typically operating and maintaining existing motor control infrastructure at treatment plants, lift stations, and pump facilities rather than specifying new system design.

Opportunities cluster in Florida and California, with activity also evident in New Mexico, Texas, and across the Sourcewell cooperative purchasing network spanning multiple states. The City of Tampa's Wastewater Department posted an intent to single-source Solcon Soft-Start replacement parts and services (ITB 26X01899, due October 2, 2026), requiring an authorized manufacturer's distributor capable of quoting products and providing warranty, maintenance, and repair support. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners solicited pump station control panels and enclosures (ITB 26-00393, due September 29, 2026), a $3.66 million two-year contract with estimated weekly fabrication of two to four complete panels plus junction boxes and other enclosures. West Basin Municipal Water District in California issued an RFB for a Motor Control Center replacement at a water reclamation plant (RFBTH0120, due March 31, 2026), requiring demolition, procurement, installation, and commissioning of a new 480-volt MCC with mandatory pre-bid attendance. The City of Bartow, Florida and the City of Santa Fe on behalf of Buckman Direct Diversion also posted work involving motor control center installation and Programmable Logic Controller replacement tied to SCADA system upgrades (FY26RFP036, due December 18, 2025). Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas solicited electrical equipment, parts, supplies, rentals, repairs, and services (IFB2026098, due July 1, 2026), a replacement contract requiring all incumbent and prospective vendors to respond.