UNSPSC 41103812: Reciprocal shakers

UNSPSC 41103812 Reciprocal shakers is a Commodity code that in recent state and local practice encompasses pump motor repair, rebuild, and replacement services, as well as mixer parts and accessories for water and wastewater utility operations. The two recent solicitations under this code show a significant divergence between the abstract code name and the actual work being procured: West Basin Municipal Water District's RFP for on-call pump and motor repair services across eight recycled water and pumping facilities in Los Angeles County represents repair and maintenance labor and parts, while Pinellas County Utilities' ITQ for Invent mixer parts and accessories represents equipment components and consumables. Both issuing bodies are water and wastewater utilities, and both solicitations indicate standing or recurring procurement relationships rather than one-time acquisitions. West Basin's scope emphasizes service delivery, with contractors required to maintain a local repair facility, respond to written requests within five business days, and deliver emergency work within one to twelve hours depending on shift. Pinellas County's procurement appears to be a renewal under a prior blanket purchase agreement, suggesting an incumbent relationship. Neither solicitation names equipment dealers or manufacturers, positioning qualified contractors as service providers, parts distributors, or both.

Activity under this code appears concentrated in Florida and California, with no additional recent opportunities evident from the source. West Basin's October 2026 solicitation (RFPTH0143) shows a $1 million not-to-exceed contract value over two years with a potential one-year extension and requires five years' minimum motor repair experience, California Public Works Contractor Registration, commercial general liability insurance of $2 million, and an eighteen-month parts and labor warranty. Pinellas County's June 2026 ITQ (260647-ITQ) for mixer parts closed June 30, 2026, and references an existing blanket purchase agreement from a prior 2022 ITB, indicating this is a follow-on or renewal procurement with compressed proposal windows typical of cooperative or continuation awards. The code shows limited recent activity overall, with only two opportunities visible in the source, both from water utilities in two states.