UNSPSC 40161604: Oil regenerator

A type of device that recovers the oil or enables the oil to be reused

UNSPSC 40161604 Oil regenerator is a Commodity code that covers specialized equipment for treating and reclaiming oil — specifically, industrial machines that remove contaminants from used oil to extend its usable life and reduce waste. State and local governments procure oil regenerators primarily through capital-equipment solicitations issued by utilities, public works departments, and environmental services divisions. The scope is narrow and focused: recent opportunities show cities and counties buying specific regenerator models or compatible parts and accessories for existing systems, typically under sole-source or limited-competition authority when replacement or compatibility requirements drive the selection.

Activity under the code is sparse. The most recent opportunities span a narrow geographic footprint and issuing-body base: the City of Salem, Oregon issued a sole-source procurement in July 2026 for a Puma 2400 ECO Machine from USG Umweltservice, valued at $424,494.70, with a response deadline of July 15, 2026; Pinellas County Utilities in Florida solicited Invent Mixer Parts & Accessories under ITQ 26-0647 (due June 30, 2026), suggesting a renewal or continuation of an existing blanket purchase agreement with performance spanning Pinellas County and Clewiston City. A third recent posting — Sourcewell's cooperative RFP #061626 for Law Enforcement Equipment (due June 16, 2026) — appears misclassified under this code and does not reflect actual oil-regenerator procurement. The code shows little momentum in state and local contracting; pursuit should be opportunity-driven rather than portfolio-based, focused on direct relationships with utilities and public-works buyers in Oregon and Florida where recent activity concentrates.