UNSPSC 40151500: Pumps

UNSPSC 40151500 Pumps, a Class code, encompasses the supply, delivery, installation, repair, and maintenance of centrifugal, submersible, positive displacement, trash, booster, and specialty industrial pumps for municipal water systems, wastewater treatment plants, lift stations, and fleet operations—grounded in concrete recent solicitations including vehicle maintenance fluid delivery systems, wastewater booster stations, sewer bypass equipment, and lift station rehabilitation across multiple states.

The issuing-body mix spans state departments, counties, independent water and special districts, municipalities, and regional authorities. The Florida Department of Transportation, Tohopekaliga Water Authority (Polk County), and the County of Orange, California appear multiple times in recent postings, signaling repeat buying activity in fuel storage tank replacement, lift station equipment procurement, and pump services. Smaller municipalities and towns (Killingly, Connecticut; Torrington, Connecticut; Gallup, New Mexico; Chelsea, Massachusetts; Needham, Massachusetts) regularly solicit for pump equipment and services. Recent activity shows a heavy concentration in Florida (Tohopekaliga, Toho Water Authority, Palm Beach Operations Center, Collier County, Hillsborough County), California (Orange County appearing five times), and New England (Connecticut and Massachusetts towns), with secondary activity in Georgia, New Mexico, and Utah. Representative recent opportunities include Murray City Corporation's sealed-bid solicitation (IFB, due July 21, 2026) for a complete vehicle maintenance fluid delivery and waste fluid recovery system including pumps, tanks, and dispensing equipment; the Town of Byromville, Georgia's sealed-bid procurement (due August 13, 2026) for booster pump station installation with electrical and SCADA integration for an emerging contaminants water project subject to Build America, Buy America Act requirements; the City of Chelsea, Massachusetts IFB for sewer bypass pump and appurtenances (due July 23, 2026); and the County of Orange's IFB for trailer-mounted 6-inch solids-handling trash pumps for landfill operations (due May 7, 2026, with 5 percent local small business preference). Pump repair and maintenance services, lift station rehabilitation, and grinder pump procurement dominate the opportunities block, with most jurisdictions requiring firm fixed pricing, performance and payment bonds, and compliance with prevailing wage, DBE, or local vendor preferences where applicable.