UNSPSC 40142006: Oil hoses

UNSPSC 40142006 Oil hoses, a Commodity code, captures procurement activity focused on fuel storage tank systems, fuel dispensing equipment, and related hose and pump components that state and local governments purchase to maintain fleet fueling, wastewater treatment, and emergency generator infrastructure. State and local entities soliciting under the code include city departments (Albuquerque General Services), county governments (Bryan County Public Works, Fulton County Watershed Management, Rockland County Department of General Services), transit authorities (Charlotte Area Transit System), and cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multiple jurisdictions (Sourcewell). The work being solicited ranges from underground and aboveground storage tank maintenance, testing, and regulatory compliance services to turnkey fuel island design-build projects, fuel management software systems with dispensing pumps, tank cleaning and biocide treatments, and replacement hose and pump components for water reclamation equipment. Respondents typically must hold construction industry licenses, state approval for fuel metering device calibration where required, and general liability insurance; service response times and testing turnaround requirements are standard contractual provisions.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Albuquerque's RFB 2026-761-GSD-ID (issued April 28, 2026, due May 28, 2026) soliciting four-year UST and AST maintenance and repair services across twelve fuel sites and three emergency generator sites, and Bryan County's fuel island replacement project (issued August 13, 2026, due October 1, 2026) seeking design-build installation of a 12,000-gallon split fuel tank with dual hose dispensers at the Public Works Facility in Pembroke, Georgia, with a pre-bid meeting scheduled for September 21, 2026. Additional activity includes Charlotte Area Transit System's goods and services contract for diesel UST fuel treating and cleaning (issued July 27, 2026, due August 24, 2026) and Rockland County's RFP for cloud-based fuel management software and dispensing pumps (issued May 7, 2026, due June 2, 2026). The code shows active solicitation in the Southeast and Southwest, with North Carolina, Georgia, New York, and New Mexico representing recent high-activity jurisdictions.