UNSPSC 40151567: High temperature pump

A pump manufactured for high precision processes designed to move heated fluid up to 260 degrees F

UNSPSC 40151567 High temperature pump is a Commodity-tier code covering spare parts, accessories, service and repair work for pump equipment in water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure. State and local governments procure under this code chiefly replacement pumps, OEM-certified components, and labor-intensive field service and maintenance for operational pump stations and treatment facilities. Recent solicitations show a mix of sole-source awards to authorized equipment distributors (driven by standardization, equipment compatibility, and OEM-certification requirements) and competitive bids for bypass pumping services, equipment installation, and repairs. Issuing bodies span large counties and cities: Hillsborough County (Florida), Gwinnett County (Georgia), Floyd County (Georgia), the City of Tampa (Florida), the City of Ocala (Florida), the City of Sanford (Florida), Fulton County (Georgia), the City of Atlanta (Georgia), and smaller municipalities. Water Resources or Stormwater Engineering divisions are the primary customer departments, though sole-source notices often reflect network-level standardization across multiple departments within a single jurisdiction.

Activity concentrates in the Southeast, with recent solicitations posted from Florida (Tampa, Ocala, Sanford, Palm Bay, Port Orange, North Miami Beach, Hillsborough County) and Georgia (Gwinnett County, Floyd County, Lowndes County, Atlanta, Fulton County). Representative opportunities include Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners' ITB for bypass pumping services on an annual contract with four renewal options, sealed bids due October 23, 2026, requiring five years of bypass-pumping experience and pricing for pump sizes 4-inch to 12-inch across diesel and electric options; Hillsborough County's sole-source award to TSC Jacobs, Inc., for five-year water and wastewater parts, repairs, and maintenance services at an estimated $4.93 million covering thirteen manufacturer lines across multiple treatment facilities; the City of Ocala's ITB for turnkey centrifuge installation at Water Reclamation Facility #3, with mandatory pre-bid meeting March 19, 2026, and bids due April 7, 2026, requiring ten years of centrifuge-design and installation experience; and Hillsborough County's five-year blanket purchase order with Xylem Water Solutions USA for Flygt pumps, OEM parts, and labor at an estimated $16.66 million under sole-source authority. Sole-source procurements dominate the code's activity, reflecting the capital intensity and OEM-certification dependencies of pump infrastructure.