UNSPSC 40151512: Sump pumps

UNSPSC 40151512 Sump pumps (Commodity) covers portable and stationary pumps used to remove accumulated water, grease, and other liquids from sumps, lift stations, and treatment facilities across state and local water, wastewater, and school district operations. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies purchasing both individual sump pump units and comprehensive sump-pump-related services including maintenance, repair, installation, and hazardous material disposal tied to sump operations.

Granite School District (Utah), the City of Tampa Water Production Department (Florida), the City of Daytona Beach (Florida), the City of Tucson Water Department (Arizona), Caltrans District 7 (California), and Hillsborough County Water Resources Department (Florida) have posted or are managing active opportunities under this code. School districts and municipal water and wastewater authorities dominate the issuing-body mix, with a secondary stream of competitive solicitations from regional cooperatives and county-level water districts. Geographic concentration runs heaviest in Florida, with significant activity in Utah, Texas, Georgia, California, and Arizona. Granite School District issued IFB JF27010 on July 14, 2026, due July 21, 2026, for annual hazardous material disposal and sump pumping services across multiple district locations, with unit pricing on sump tests, pumping by capacity, and hazmat technician labor—a representative multi-year renewal structure ($50,000 project cap, four one-year renewal options through 2031). The City of Tampa Water Production Department posted RFQ 26P00449 on July 9, 2026, due July 16, 2026, for ten Barnes SP33A 1/3 horsepower sump pumps with tethered mechanical float switches, FOB Destination. Caltrans District 7 issued IFB 07A6401 in April 2026 for three-year comprehensive sump pump maintenance services (six units) in Los Angeles County, with a bid cap of $484,000 and prevailing wage requirements; the City of Oviedo, Florida, issued ITB #26-16 for as-needed pump and motor repair services with specialized equipment and control panel work. Activity spans equipment procurement, maintenance contracts, and emergency/bypass pumping capacity, with pricing structures ranging from firm-fixed-price unit bids to hourly labor rates and discount schedules off manufacturer list prices.