UNSPSC 40151722: Well pump spare parts

UNSPSC 40151722 Well pump spare parts is a Commodity code covering replacement components for deep well pumping systems that state and local water utilities procure to maintain operational production wells. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying well column pipes, pump bowl assemblies, line-shaft sections, motor equipment, strainer components, and associated hardware to support ongoing maintenance, emergency repair, and system upgrades across municipal drinking water and wastewater infrastructure. The code's scope extends to spare parts inventories for both submersible and line-shaft pump configurations, with specifications tied to original equipment manufacturer standards and industry compliance frameworks such as AWWA guidelines.

Issuing bodies under this code span municipal water departments and regional water authorities across the United States, with recent activity concentrated in Florida, California, and the Southwest. The City of Tucson Water Department, Broward County, Hillsborough County, and the Eastern Municipal Water District (California) represent repeat buyers soliciting pump components and related well services. Representative recent solicitations include Broward County's ITB OPN2131840B1 (posted June 11, 2026, due June 23) for open-end supply of new well column pipes conforming to ASTM A53 Grade B Schedule 30 steel in multiple diameters with threaded ends and epoxy coating; the City of Tucson's annual requirements contract (posted March 27, 2026, due January 7, 2026) for lineshaft pump bowl assemblies ranging from 8-inch to 14-inch bore with pricing based on delivered cost plus calculated 15,000-hour operating expense; and the California Department of Food and Agriculture's IFB #25-0170 (posted April 14, 2026, due May 7) for well pump repair at Mt. Pass Border Station, including nine new column pipe sections, nine new line-shaft sections, and a complete bowl assembly replacement for a WILO USA pump system. Small business preferences and set-asides appear selectively; Broward County applies SBE and CBE procurement preferences with ten-percent matching rights, while the CDFA contract includes a three-percent Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise participation requirement. Geographic concentration is strongest in California (Tucson, Eastern Municipal Water District, CDFA), Florida (Broward County, Hillsborough County, Collier County, City of Palm Bay), with activity also present in Maryland, Georgia, Utah, and Oregon reflecting distributed municipal well infrastructure renewal cycles.