UNSPSC 40102007: Mini oil boiler

A boiler fueled by kerosene, light oil or heavy oil as the fuel with a hydrostatic pressure of 10 meters or less.

UNSPSC 40102007 Mini oil boiler, a Commodity code, covers gas-fired and oil-fired boiler equipment installed or replaced at government facilities, school buildings, and institutional campuses. State and local procurements under this code range from single-unit replacements at judicial buildings and schools to multi-boiler installations at housing complexes and state-supported living facilities, with work typically bundled as equipment-only purchases, full design-build replacement projects, or long-term maintenance contracts. School districts dominate recent solicitation volume, followed by county governments, municipal departments, and state health and human services agencies. The work spans boiler selection and delivery, on-site installation with associated piping and controls, system commissioning, and warranty or maintenance terms. Representative recent solicitations include Pinellas County School District's boiler replacement at Palm Harbor University High School (IFB 26CD035, two Riello AR 2000 condensing boilers, bids due September 23, 2026, approximately $250,000); Liberty County School System's replacement at Lewis Frasier Middle School (RFP 2027-02, two Lochinvar VSP 100-120 units, bids due October 9, 2026); and Escambia County's equipment-only procurement of three AERCO Benchmark 3000 boilers and associated pumps for the MC Blanchard Judicial Building (ITB PD2526114, bids due September 17, 2026).

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with secondary opportunities in Texas, California, Wisconsin, Connecticut, and Arizona. Florida's school districts and county facilities management offices account for at least four recent solicitations; Georgia educational and judicial facilities contribute two; Texas health and human services and municipal departments one each. The City of Phoenix Housing Department's five-year chiller and boiler maintenance contract (IFB FY27-086-03, August 24, 2026) and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's boiler and BACS testing at Brenham State Supported Living Center (August 24, 2026) show growing state demand for preventative maintenance and testing services beyond equipment replacement. Geographic spread extends to urban centers (San Antonio, Phoenix, Charlotte, Madison, San Jose), reflecting infrastructure age and capital-replacement cycles at consolidated facilities. Bid bonds typically run 5 to 10 percent of bid amount; performance and payment bonds at 100 percent are standard for contracts exceeding $100,000. Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage requirements appear in publicly funded housing and school projects. Liquidated damages for schedule delays range from $100 to $500 per calendar day. Contractors must hold state mechanical contractor licenses, carry $1 million general liability and workers' compensation insurance, and provide references demonstrating comparable commercial or public-works project experience within the prior three to seven years.