UNSPSC 40151734: Pump baseplate

A precisely ground plate that acts as the foundation of a pump or pump assembly.

UNSPSC 40151734 Pump baseplate is a Commodity code representing a component part of pump assemblies procured by state and local water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure operators. The recent opportunities block contains only one substantive relevant solicitation: the City of Tampa's single-source procurement (26X01471) for Milton Roy pump replacement parts and new pumps at its McKay Bay Waste-to-Energy Facility, due July 21, 2026, valued at $40,000 and restricted to authorized Milton Roy distributors. The remaining recent opportunities in the block address fire service vehicles, data center switches, vocational equipment, reverse trade shows, vendor forums, and unrelated pump categories (portable pumps, sludge dewatering units, fish-handling equipment, pool circulation pumps, lineshaft pump bowls, grinder pumps, and high-head diesel pumps)—none of which constitute relevant activity under this baseplate code. The source provides no evidence of broader state and local procurement activity under this specific commodity code beyond the single Tampa solicitation.

The City of Tampa's Milton Roy procurement is the only recent opportunity with decision-relevant scope. Baseplates are component-level parts typically acquired as part of integrated pump system specifications rather than standalone line items in most state and local purchasing. When they do appear, they are usually embedded in larger equipment procurements or OEM-specific parts contracts. The code shows minimal recent activity across the state and local market; procurement of pump baseplates does not appear to drive substantial solicitation volume. Interested vendors should monitor OEM-authorized distributor roles in municipal water and wastewater systems, where baseplates and similar proprietary components are sourced through single-source or limited-competition channels to ensure equipment compatibility and warranty compliance—a pattern evident in the Tampa, Hillsborough County, and other Florida water authority solicitations visible in the broader pump-category activity.