UNSPSC 40151725: Centrifugal pump spare parts

UNSPSC 40151725 Centrifugal pump spare parts (Commodity) describes replacement components, worn seals, impellers, bearings, and wear rings for installed centrifugal pumping equipment across wastewater, water treatment, and industrial process applications. Recent state and local solicitations under this code reflect two primary procurement patterns: direct equipment purchases (whole pumps or pump assemblies with motors and base plates) and specialized services (equipment rental, maintenance labor, and OEM parts bundling), suggesting that state and local buyers use the code to tag both spare components and integrated pump system replacements needed to maintain or upgrade operating facilities. Buyers issuing under this code include county water and wastewater authorities (Hillsborough County Water Resources Department, Volusia County Water Resources & Utilities, Collier County), city utilities (Tampa, Tucson, Sanford), and smaller municipalities (City of Gallup, Franklin County, State of Georgia), with Hillsborough County appearing as a repeat high-volume buyer across multiple recent solicitations for pump equipment, parts, and maintenance services on five-year contract terms. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Hillsborough, Volusia, Collier, Tampa, and Sanford), with secondary activity in the Southwest (Arizona, New Mexico) and Southeast (Georgia).

Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' ITB 2600312 for centrifuge mobile sludge dewatering unit equipment rental ($6,623,000 estimated value, five-year term, due July 27, 2026); Volusia County Water Resources & Utilities' IFB 26-B-103LS for a split case centrifugal pump replacement unit with motor and base plate assembly (like-for-like Crane Deming pump, due July 8, 2026, local preference applied at 2–3%); City of Tucson's annual requirements contract for lineshaft pump bowl assemblies (16 bid items, 8-inch to 14-inch sizes, three contractors per item, evaluation combining delivered price and 15,000-hour operating cost); and Hillsborough County's sole source procurement SS2600135 with DXP Enterprises, Inc., for proprietary equipment, parts, and maintenance across twelve original equipment manufacturers ($6,600,000 estimated five-year value). Sole source and single source awards dominate the recent activity—including Xylem Water Solutions' Flygt pump contract ($16.7 million, five-year), Environmental Equipment Services' multi-manufacturer pumping and process equipment agreement ($7.6 million), and TriNova's ProMinent metering pumps and Sensidyne gas detection equipment—reflecting the specialized, OEM-tied nature of replacement-parts procurement in municipal water and wastewater infrastructure where equipment compatibility and warranty continuity drive vendor lock-in.