UNSPSC 40151801: Rotary compressor parts

Maintenance and repair parts for rotary compressors

UNSPSC 40151801 Rotary compressor parts is a Commodity code. State and local governments buying under this code procure replacement components and service items for compressor systems — seals, gaskets, belts, filters, air receivers, oil, and related wear parts — alongside compressor equipment procurement and maintenance services. Recent solicitations show a mix of outright equipment purchases (new compressor units), replacement and upgrade projects for existing systems, and consumable maintenance and repair supply agreements. The issuing bodies span transit authorities, county governments, school districts, cities, and special-purpose districts. The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) has posted two successive IFBs for miscellaneous auto and shop supplies covering compressor components and fluids; the first (IFB 250325, May 2026) was canceled after the lowest bidder submitted pricing errors, and a re-solicitation (IFB 250457, October 2026, with a September 1 response date) reset the scope under the same $500,000 two-year contract for two facilities. Escambia County Fire Rescue issued an ITQ for annual air compressor maintenance on 13 units across fiscal year 26-27, including bi-annual service with oil and filter changes, seal and gasket replacement, and air sampling (ITQ FIRE92826A, October 15, 2026 response date). Beyond maintenance-focused contracts, capital replacement projects appear regularly: Volusia County solicited comprehensive HVAC and fire suppression system upgrades including air handler replacement at its Branch Jail facility (IFB 26B110IF, August 27, 2026 due date, $3.93 million estimated cost); Rockwood School District sought installation of a new air compressor at Lafayette High School (RFB 2609101, October 30, 2026 due date); and the State of Maine issued an RFQ for a Gardner Denver rotary-screw compressor installation at a military maintenance facility in Auburn (RFQ #15A260429-0280, June 17, 2026 due date).

Recent activity concentrates in California, Florida, Texas, Maine, and Kentucky. The Orange County Transportation Authority's two consecutive solicitations illustrate procurement volume and the scrutiny applied to specification accuracy in replacement parts supply. Escambia County Fire Rescue's ongoing maintenance contract with quarterly air sampling and hourly repair rates shows demand for time-and-materials service arrangements tied to facility operations. The larger capital projects — Volusia County's $3.93 million facility upgrade and comparable work in school districts and city departments — typically bundle compressor components with controls, dampers, and installation labor under general construction or HVAC modernization RFPs rather than as standalone parts procurements. Geographic spread includes active programs in Florida (Orange County Transportation Authority, Escambia County Fire Rescue, Volusia County, City of St. Petersburg), Texas (Educational Service District 564, Rockwood School District, City of Dallas), California (City of Milpitas), and northeastern states (State of Maine). The code shows steady activity across maintenance agreements, consumable supply blanket contracts with as-needed ordering, and episodic capital replacement projects.