UNSPSC 40151700: Pump parts and accessories

UNSPSC 40151700 Pump parts and accessories is a Class code that encompasses replacement components, spare parts, consumables, and repair materials for water, wastewater, and industrial pump systems. State and local governments procure under this code to maintain, repair, and upgrade installed pump infrastructure across water treatment, wastewater reclamation, fire protection, and emergency response applications. Recent solicitations show demand for submersible pump seals and bearings, centrifuge and rotary press components, variable frequency drive motors, control panels, piping and discharge accessories, jockey pump parts, and specialized items such as lineshaft pump bowl assemblies and shaft alignment equipment. Issuing bodies include county utilities departments (Hillsborough County, Gwinnett County, Orange County, Sarasota County), municipal water and wastewater authorities (Tucson Water, Ocala Water Resources, Cumming Utilities, Salt Lake City, Douglasville-Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority), special districts (Long Beach Public Utilities, OC Waste & Recycling), and state-level procurement for transit or emergency management. Hillsborough County in Florida recurs as a heavy purchaser, having issued sole source procurements for Flygt pump OEM parts (estimated $16.7 million over five years) and broader pumping and process equipment packages (estimated $7.6 million over five years), alongside competitive bids for emergency portable pump rentals.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Tampa, North Miami Beach, Sarasota, Ocala, Hillsborough, Collier County), California (Orange County, Long Beach), Georgia (Gwinnett County, Cumming, Douglasville), and the Southwest (Arizona, Utah, Texas); secondary activity appears in Michigan and Oregon. Recent competitive opportunities include Gwinnett County's bypass pumping services ITB (bids due July 10, 2026, for equipment and labor across submersible, diesel, and electric pump types) and Orange County's KSB sewage submersible pump procurement (bid deadline March 6, 2026, with a five percent local small business preference available). Sole source and single source procurements dominate the high-value end—Hillsborough County's Flygt pump and Xylem labor package, Collier County's notice to single source TriNova for ProMinent metering pumps and analyzers, and Sarasota County's KSB pump sole source to Barney's Pumps—indicating that OEM authorization and existing infrastructure lock-in drive substantial portions of the code's spend. Emergency response and seasonal standby rentals (Hillsborough County portable pump contingency contract, estimated $5.6 million over five years) and turnkey installation projects for centrifuges and rotary presses at water reclamation facilities (Ocala, Cumming) represent growth areas, with mandatory pre-bid meetings and ten-year experience minimums typical of larger capital projects.