UNSPSC 40151532: Fuel pumps

UNSPSC 40151532 Fuel pumps, a Commodity code, encompasses the purchase and maintenance of fuel dispensing, monitoring, storage, and related equipment that state and local governments deploy across fleet operations, public works, transit systems, and utility infrastructure. Recent opportunities show state and local buyers soliciting fuel pump repair and replacement services, bulk fuel supply with automated tank monitoring, compressed natural gas (CNG) and renewable diesel fueling infrastructure, fuel tank maintenance and compliance testing, and diesel exhaust fluid delivery to support vehicle fleets and emergency power systems.

State and local procurement under this code spans county governments, municipal utilities, transit authorities, state transportation departments, and special-purpose districts. Solano County (California), Hunt County (Texas), Orange County Transportation Authority (California), San Antonio, Caltrans District 8 (California), Alameda County Water District (California), Walton County (Florida), DeKalb County (Georgia), Hillsborough County (Florida), METRO (Harris County, Texas), Forsyth County (Georgia), Gallup-McKinley County Schools (New Mexico), and Eastern Municipal Water District (California) have posted recent solicitations under or closely aligned with this code. The geographic spread spans California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, and New Mexico, with California and Texas showing the most recent activity. Representative opportunities include Solano County's July 2026 IFB for bulk fuel supply, delivery, and monitoring services for unleaded gasoline and renewable diesel to nine fuel storage tanks across six locations (response due July 20, 2026); Orange County Transportation Authority's July 2026 RFP for compressed natural gas fueling station operation and maintenance at three bus bases serving 481 CNG-powered buses, budgeted at $2,181,165 for a three-year initial term with Federal Transit Administration funding (proposals due July 8, 2026); and Caltrans District 6's April 2026 IFPQ for fuel and diesel dispenser replacement and maintenance across 16 maintenance stations in Kern, Fresno, and Tulare Counties (response due April 28, 2026). Additionally, the San Antonio city procurement for removal and installation of eight twin-hose fuel dispensers (response due June 29, 2026) and Caltrans District 8's May 2026 IFB for fuel pump and tank services in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties—encompassing 1,300 hours of technician labor, 600 hours of laborer services, and annual testing and certification for 60 gasoline and 40 diesel storage tanks (response due May 19, 2026)—illustrate the diversity of recent activity. State transportation departments and counties dominate the issuing-body mix, with transit authorities and municipal utilities active secondary purchasers. Small-business set-asides appear in several Caltrans solicitations; prevailing wage and Davis-Bacon Act compliance are common requirements in California and federally funded contracts.