UNSPSC 40150000: Industrial pumps and compressors

UNSPSC 40150000 Industrial pumps and compressors (Family) encompasses replacement pumps, pump systems, maintenance services, and related equipment that state and local governments procure for wastewater treatment, stormwater management, water supply, emergency response, and facility operations. State and local agencies are currently buying trailer-mounted diesel pumps for hurricane season contingencies, submersible sump and grinder pumps for lift stations, vertical turbine pumps for water systems, centrifuge dewatering units for wastewater facilities, and OEM parts with warranty and repair services for proprietary pump brands. Issuing bodies span county utilities departments, municipal water authorities, cities, regional water reclamation facilities, and special-purpose districts; Hillsborough County in Florida appears as a repeat buyer with multiple pump rental and maintenance procurements. Counties and cities in California and Florida dominate recent activity, with additional solicitations from Connecticut, Texas, Illinois, Idaho, Oregon, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Utah.

Recent opportunities reflect the code's operational focus. Hillsborough County is renting contingency portable pumps for hurricane season at an estimated $5.589 million over five years (ITB-26-00326, bids due July 31, 2026) and procuring centrifuge mobile sludge dewatering units at an estimated $6.623 million over five years (ITB-26-00312, bids due July 27, 2026). The City of Tampa is single-sourcing Milton Roy pump replacement parts and new pumps for the McKay Bay Waste-to-Energy Facility (solicitation 26X01471, due July 21, 2026) estimated at $40,000. County of Orange, California is bidding a 6-inch trailer-mounted solids-handling trash pump for landfill operations (IFB-2993053204JDW, due May 7, 2026) and a Flygt submersible pump for the Los Alamitos Pump Station (IFB-080-3034801-RN, due April 27, 2026 at $67,566.76). Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife sole-sourced an 8-inch gas-powered fish pump from Magic Valley Heli-Arc & Mfg. at $115,000 (solicitation S-63500-00017322, protest deadline July 3, 2026). Maintenance and repair contracts are also active: Gainesville Regional Utilities is seeking proposals for a 200 horsepower oil-free rotary screw compressor with five-year service plan (RFP-2026054, due May 11, 2026), and multiple municipalities are procuring submersible pumps and repair services for wastewater lift stations and water systems across Florida, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. Sole-source and limited-competition procurement structures appear frequently, reflecting proprietary equipment dependencies and manufacturer authorization requirements.