UNSPSC 40151532: Fuel pumps

UNSPSC 40151532 Fuel pumps (Commodity) covers procurement of fuel dispensing equipment, pumps, and related infrastructure serving state and local fleet operations, transit systems, utility departments, and public works facilities. State and local governments soliciting under this code are purchasing fuel pump replacements, fuel dispensers, tank-mounted pumping systems, and associated components to maintain vehicle fueling capacity at maintenance facilities, transit depots, and utility operations. Recent solicitations show activity driven by equipment aging, capacity expansion, emergency preparedness infrastructure, and regulatory compliance (vapor recovery certification, CARB compliance, underground storage tank upgrades).

Issuing bodies include state departments of transportation (Caltrans, MoDOT), county governments (Bryan County Georgia, Solano County California, Lowndes County Georgia, Sarasota County Florida, Cherokee County Georgia, Fulton County Georgia), city utilities (Leesburg Florida Natural Gas Department, Lawrenceville Georgia Gas Department, Kissimmee Utility Authority), municipal fleet departments (San Antonio, Little Rock), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), and special-purpose districts (Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Association). Geographic activity spans California (Caltrans Districts 6 and 8 covering Riverside, San Bernardino, and Kings Counties), Florida (Leesburg, Marathon, Sarasota, Kissimmee, Orange County), Georgia (Bryan County, Lowndes County, Cherokee County, Lawrenceville, Trion), Missouri (statewide MoDOT coverage), Texas (Hunt County, San Antonio), and Wisconsin (Dane County). Representative recent opportunities include Bryan County's October 1, 2026 pre-bid and sealed-bid procurement for a turnkey 12,000-gallon dual-hose fuel island replacement at its Pembroke Public Works facility (RFP); Sarasota County's marine fuel supply IFQ rebid due October 9, 2026 for waterfront dispensing from a boat dock or marina within two miles of North Tamiami Trail; Cherokee County's October 29, 2026 competitive sealed proposal for a complete liquefied petroleum gas fueling infrastructure system design, supply, installation, and commissioning at a new transit facility in Canton (RFP); California Department of Transportation District 08's May 19, 2026 IFB for fuel pump and tank testing, certification, and repair services in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties covering 1,300 technician hours and 60 gasoline tank annual inspections; and Missouri Department of Transportation's May 12, 2026 ITB for multi-district Time-and-Material fuel pump dispenser maintenance and repair services across all Missouri counties for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2029 contract period with optional two-year extension.