UNSPSC 40151805: Compressor spare parts and accessories

Maintenance and repair spare parts for all type of compressors.

UNSPSC 40151805 Compressor spare parts and accessories (Commodity) covers replacement parts, components, and maintenance supplies for industrial compressor systems and related equipment in state and local government operations. Recent state and local procurement activity under this code reveals a pattern of facilities management departments and municipal utilities sourcing OEM-specific parts and accessories to keep existing compressor and power-generation equipment operational. A representative example is the City of Tampa's single-source procurement (26X01472, July 2026) for SWECO Vibro-Energy Equipment parts and components supporting the McKay Bay Waste to Energy Facility—a twenty-thousand-dollar award for proprietary motion generators and screen channel gaskets where no alternative products are available. The issuing bodies span municipal governments (City of Tampa), county commissions, and regional authorities managing water treatment, wastewater, emergency services, and solid waste infrastructure.

Geographic spread concentrates in Georgia (Chatham County, White County, DeKalb County, Glynn County, Columbia County, Tifton, Eastman) with additional activity in Florida (Monroe County, City of Cooper City, Collier County), Arizona (Phoenix), and South Dakota. Beyond the single-source SWECO parts opportunity, recent competitive activity shows broader generator and power-system procurement (procurement PE66895 in Cumming, Georgia; Glynn County emergency generator and ATS installation; Columbia County backup generators) but these solicitations address full equipment supply and installation rather than spare-parts sourcing. No established repeat buyers for compressor spare parts specifically appear in the recent-opportunities block; activity is episodic and driven by maintenance needs at individual facilities. The code shows limited recent activity focused narrowly on compressor spare parts—most state and local power-generation procurement activity targets new or replacement generator systems rather than parts and accessories for existing compressor equipment.