UNSPSC 40151520: Sampling pumps

UNSPSC 40151520 Sampling pumps (Commodity) covers installation, removal, and engineering services for deep well submersible pumps and related water system equipment, as evidenced by recent state and local solicitations focused on pump replacement, CEI oversight of pump station improvements, and as-needed environmental services supporting water infrastructure projects. The code captures work ranging from hands-on pump removal and installation by licensed contractors to professional engineering inspection of pump station construction, reflecting a mix of capital equipment replacement and construction management services across water reclamation and municipal water supply operations. Issuing bodies are primarily municipal water departments and county public works agencies, with the City of Tucson Water Department, City of Orlando, Pasco County Board of County Commissioners, and Riverside County appearing in recent opportunities.

Activity is concentrated in Florida and Arizona. The City of Orlando issued RQS26-0340 (due April 16, 2026) seeking Construction Engineering and Inspection services for water reclamation facility improvements, including equalization pump station upgrades involving five new submersible pumps with variable frequency drives. The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners posted RSQ-FP-26-037 (due April 14, 2026) for as-needed environmental services supporting the Public Works Department's stormwater and water-quality programs, with technical services including water quality studies and sampling. The City of Tucson Water Department issued RFP 250034 (due November 6, 2024) for installation and removal services on deep well line-shaft and submersible motor pumps up to fourteen inches in diameter and eight hundred feet in depth, evaluated on Qualifications & Experience (40%), Method of Approach (35%), and Price Proposal (25%), with one-year initial term and four optional one-year renewals. Riverside County issued RFB3909 (due February 13, 2026) for Cla-Val parts inventory supply, though the procurement appears tangentially related to sampling pump activity. Respondents to Orlando's RQS must hold Florida PE licensure and ten years of wastewater treatment plant construction experience; Tucson respondents must demonstrate emergency response capability within one hour and six-hour on-site arrival, with compensation structured by rig size and crew composition.