UNSPSC 40151724: Dosing pump spare parts

UNSPSC 40151724 Dosing pump spare parts (Commodity) encompasses repair parts, replacement components, and accessories for metering, dosing, and specialized pump equipment deployed across municipal water, wastewater, and emergency-response operations. State and local governments procure these parts through a mix of sole-source awards to authorized distributors for proprietary equipment, competitive bids for multivendor sourcing, and blanket purchase agreements renewal cycles. Counties and cities dominate the issuing-body mix, with water utilities, wastewater treatment facilities, and emergency management divisions as primary end-users. Hillsborough County, Florida appears repeatedly as a significant buyer, conducting sole-source procurements for Flygt pump parts and services ($16.7 million over five years) and other specialized equipment. Pinellas County Utilities, Sarasota County, and Collier County also show recent activity in dosing and metering pump parts procurement. Work ranges from OEM replacement parts for proprietary systems (ProMinent sodium hypochlorite skip pumps, Flygt equipment, KSB municipal pumps, Gardner Denver Nash pumps) to broader spare-parts pools supporting multiple pump classifications across treatment facilities and bypass-pumping operations.

Recent activity clusters in Florida and Georgia, with secondary activity in Arizona and California. Hillsborough County's ITB for hurricane-season contingency portable-pump rentals (due July 31, 2026, estimated $5.6 million over five years) includes a $50,000 allowance for rental-pump repair parts and labor, while the City of North Miami Beach sole-source notice for ProMinent sodium hypochlorite skip pump and installation (due June 25, 2026) and Gwinnett County's bypass-pumping competitive bid (due July 10, 2026) illustrate the range of issuing bodies and procurement vehicles. Collier County's notice of intent to single-source TriNova for ProMinent metering pumps and Sensidyne gas-detection equipment (five-year term effective February 20, 2026) and Sarasota County's sole-source procurement for KSB pumps, parts, and service through Barney's Pumps reflect the consolidation around authorized manufacturers' representatives. The code shows heavy reliance on sole-source and limited-competition vehicles tied to equipment lock-in, but competitive opportunities exist where municipalities solicit parts pools across multiple vendors or conduct bypass-pumping and repair-services bidding.