UNSPSC 40151530: Dredge pumps

UNSPSC 40151530 Dredge pumps, a Commodity code, actually encompasses a broader range of pumping equipment and services than the code name suggests. State and local governments purchasing under this code are buying bypass pumping services, portable pump rentals for emergency response, submersible pumps, vertical turbine pumps, centrifuge and rotary press systems for wastewater treatment, replacement parts and OEM service agreements, and equipment repair and maintenance labor. The issuing bodies include county governments (Hillsborough County, Gwinnett County, Floyd County, Fulton County, Lowndes County, Pinellas County), municipal utilities (City of Tampa, City of Port Orange, City of North Miami Beach, City of Ocala, City of Sanford, City of Adairsville), educational service districts (Educational Service District 564 in Texas), special districts and regional authorities, and town departments of public works. Hillsborough County and Gwinnett County appear as repeat buyers, with multiple bypass pumping and equipment-service procurements posted in the recent window.

The geographic spread spans Florida (Tampa, Port Orange, North Miami Beach, Ocala, Sanford, Palm Bay), Georgia (Gwinnett County, Floyd County, Fulton County, Lowndes County, Adairsville), Connecticut (Enfield), and Texas (Educational Service District 564). Recent representative opportunities include Gwinnett County's BL145-26 Bypass Pumping Services annual contract with bids due October 23, 2026 under ITB, specifying 4-inch to 12-inch pumps, diesel and electric options, and standby, operational, and emergency service tiers; the City of Ocala's two turnkey installations for centrifuge and rotary-press dewatering systems (ITB WRS/260503 and ITB WRS/260536), each with mandatory pre-bid meetings in March 2026 and April response dates; Hillsborough County's five-year hurricane-season portable pump rental contract (ITB-26-00326, estimated value $5,589,125, bids due July 31, 2026); and the City of Tampa's sole-source procurement for Flygt submersible pumps and services with a standardization rationale. Most active procurement types are ITB and RFP; sole-source and standardization notices (Florida Statute 287.057(3)(c) authority) are common when buyers have standardized on specific manufacturers such as Flowserve, Xylem Flygt, Thompson Pump, or DiscFlo.