UNSPSC 40151583: Electronic dispensing pump

A dispensing pump is a pump device used to deliver a constant and stable amount of liquid.

UNSPSC 40151583 Electronic dispensing pump (Commodity) represents a narrow slice of state and local procurement activity, with recent solicitations spanning rotating assemblies for industrial applications, pump control systems, and brand-specific equipment purchases rather than consumer-facing dispensing pumps. State and local governments are buying under this code primarily through water utilities, county departments, and specialized agencies that procure pump components, control systems, and replacement parts for water treatment, wastewater management, and stormwater infrastructure—work that sits at the margins of this Commodity code's nominal scope. Issuing bodies include municipal water departments (Austin, Tarpon Springs, Dallas, North Miami Beach), county utilities (Palm Beach, Hillsborough, McLennan, Collier, Lowndes, Forsyth, Columbia), state environmental and transportation agencies (Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Georgia, Oregon), and regional authorities (Jackson County Port Authority). Sole-source and single-source procurements dominate this code's recent activity, reflecting the specialized and proprietary nature of pump equipment and control systems; competitive bids and RFPs are less common. Hillsborough County, Florida, and Palm Beach County recur as repeat buyers, each conducting multiple solicitations for pump equipment and maintenance services.

Geographic concentration appears strongest in Florida, with Hillsborough County, Palm Beach County, Collier County, Tarpon Springs, and North Miami Beach all posting solicitations in the recent window. Broader activity spans Texas (Austin, Tarpon Springs, Wichita Falls, San Antonio), Georgia (Atlanta, Lowndes, Forsyth, Columbia, College Park), Michigan (statewide MDOT), Ohio (state agency), Illinois (state agency), Oregon (state agency), and scattered county jurisdictions. Representative recent opportunities include Palm Beach County's July 2026 RFQ for Yaskawa pump control systems service and supply under term contract (RFQ 26-0051RR/RC, quotes due July 23, 2026); the City of Austin's June 2026 RFP for utility pump maintenance and replacement services at Sand Hill Energy Center and Decker Creek Power Station (RFP 1100 MMH3041, proposals due July 23, 2026); and Hillsborough County's sole-source May 2026 procurement for Flygt pump equipment, OEM replacement parts, and repair services from Xylem Water Solutions U.S.A., Inc., valued at $16.6 million over five years (SS2600273, close date May 29, 2026). The code's recent activity does not clearly align with consumer electronic dispensing pumps but instead tracks industrial rotating equipment, control systems, and municipal infrastructure repair—a signal that this Commodity code may be misclassified or underutilized relative to actual state and local pump procurement patterns.