UNSPSC 40151584: Oil/gasoline mixture dispensing pump

A dispensing pump is a pump device used to deliver a constant and stable amount of liquid. Used for Oil/Gasoline mixture service.

UNSPSC 40151584 Oil/gasoline mixture dispensing pump (Commodity) represents water and wastewater utility pump equipment and associated services, grounded in state and local procurement for lift stations, treatment facilities, motor replacement, and parts management across municipal water systems. State and local governments procure under this code primarily to maintain critical wastewater and water treatment infrastructure, including replacement pumps, motor assemblies, control systems, rebuild services, OEM parts, and emergency bypass capacity at fixed or variable lift station and treatment plant sites.

Recent solicitation activity spans county utilities departments, municipal water authorities, and special-purpose water and wastewater agencies. Brevard County (Florida) posted a sole-source notice for Grundfos guide rails for an existing wastewater lift station (notice 5090731, posted July 31, 2026). West Basin Municipal Water District (California) is soliciting on-call pump and motor repair services across eight recycled water facilities under RFP RFPTH0143 (responses due October 1, 2026, with a $1,000,000 not-to-exceed value over two years and a 10-percent SBE/LBE/VOBE price-reduction preference). Macon Water Authority (Georgia) posted two IFBs: installation of two 1000 HP vertical turbine motors at Amerson Water Treatment Plant (PE33561NONST2027000000077, bids due November 17, 2026 with a mandatory pre-bid on November 3), and rebuild of gravity thickeners and clarifier at Rocky Creek WRF (PE33561NONST2027000000073, bids due October 20, 2026 with mandatory pre-bid on October 6). The City of Sanford (Florida) issued IFB 25/26-15 for modifications to the Transfer Station and Reclaimed Water Distribution Pump Station, with an engineer's estimate of $6.3 million and a 365-day completion timeline. Dorchester County (South Carolina) posted IFB 202706 for Pump Station 87 rehabilitation, including installation of ABS pumps and equipment furnished by the county (responses due September 16, 2026). Atlanta Department of Watershed Management and Fulton County Department of Watershed Management both solicited Watson-Marlow Bredel hose pump parts under separate IFBs (due October 2 and July 31, 2026 respectively). The City of Oviedo (Florida) issued ITB 26-16 for as-needed repair services on Peerless Pump equipment (bid deadline March 12, 2026, now closed). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, California, Texas, and South Carolina, with secondary solicitation in Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, and Oregon. Water authorities, county utility departments, and municipal water systems appear most frequently; sole-source procurements to established OEM representatives (Xylem, FJ Nugents, TSC Jacobs, Carter & Verplanck, TriNova) are common, reflecting standardization and compliance constraints in wastewater treatment operations. Competitive solicitations emphasize SBE/MBE/VOBE participation, self-performance thresholds (typically 40–51 percent), and stringent insurance, bonding, and prevailing-wage compliance. The code is active and carries substantial ongoing procurement volume focused on equipment reliability, regulatory compliance (DEP/EPA permit requirements), and uninterrupted service delivery across distributed utility infrastructure.