UNSPSC 40151740: Pump spare parts and accessories

A Pump other than centrifugal/reciprocating type spares parts and accessories.

UNSPSC 40151740 Pump spare parts and accessories, a Commodity code, covers replacement parts, service components, and related accessories for pumps already deployed in municipal water and wastewater infrastructure. State and local governments procure spare parts, service kits, and OEM-certified maintenance supplies under this code to keep existing pump systems operational across treatment plants, lift stations, distribution networks, and reclaimed-water facilities. Recent solicitations show a mix of issuing bodies across Florida and Georgia—municipal utilities in Tampa, Port Orange, Sanford, Ocala, Adairsville, and North Miami Beach; county water resources departments in Gwinnett County and Hillsborough County; and regional service districts. A dominant pattern across recent activity is sole-source and single-source procurement: municipalities and counties standardize on specific pump manufacturers (Flowserve, Thompson Pump & Manufacturing, Xylem Flygt, DiscFlo) and then procure parts exclusively from authorized dealers or OEM representatives to avoid operational disruption, maintain regulatory compliance, and streamline maintenance logistics.

Recent opportunities reflect two procurement models. Standardization-driven sole-source awards dominate—the City of Tampa Stormwater Engineering Division is pursuing a sole-source for Flygt spare parts and services (Solicitation 26X01599, August 2026), Hillsborough County is proceeding toward a $16.6 million five-year Flygt equipment and OEM parts agreement with Xylem Water Solutions (Solicitation SS2600273, May 2026), and the City of Port Orange is conducting a sole-source notice for Xylem Flygt submersible pumps and services with an estimated value of $75,000 (Solicitation SS2619CW, September 2026). Hillsborough County also awarded a $4.9 million five-year sole-source contract to TSC Jacobs, Inc. for water and wastewater parts and maintenance services across multiple treatment facilities, covering OEM-certified parts and labor for thirteen standardized equipment manufacturers (Solicitation SS2600347, July 2026). Competitive procurements for parts and repair services also occur—the City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management conducted a multi-step sealed-bid prequalification and IFB process for repair, maintenance, and parts services across nine pump classifications, including Watson Marlow and Flygt equipment (Solicitation PE66062NONST2026000000372, May 2026), and Fulton County solicited Watson-Marlow Bredel hose pump parts and components via an open IFB for multiple Water Reclamation Centers (Solicitation IFB/GS/DWM/2606-1260240, July 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Hillsborough, Pinellas, Marion, Brevard counties and municipalities including Tampa, Port Orange, Ocala, Sanford, North Miami Beach) and Georgia (Fulton and Gwinnett counties, City of Atlanta), with secondary activity in Texas (Educational Service District 564). Pursuit potential remains solid for vendors holding OEM authorization, established field-service capacity, and relationships with regional municipal utilities operating under standardization mandates or performing routine maintenance and parts replenishment across wastewater treatment networks.