UNSPSC 41113636: Level generators

UNSPSC 41113636 Level generators, a Commodity code, spans diesel and natural gas emergency standby generators, automatic transfer switches, generator maintenance and repair services, and fuel system replacements that state and local governments procure for critical infrastructure resilience—water treatment plants, detention facilities, fire stations, pump stations, airports, utility operations, and municipal fleet maintenance. Recent solicitations show a mix of turnkey generator installations (complete procurement, installation, testing, and commissioning), isolated equipment replacements or upgrades, generator maintenance contracts with load bank testing and emergency repair response requirements, and design professional services for system replacement planning. The code captures both single-unit commodity purchases and multi-year service agreements with on-call emergency response obligations.

State procurement activity under the code spans counties, cities, special districts (water authorities, transit agencies), state departments, community colleges, and independent school districts, with substantial recent activity from Georgia, Texas, and Florida municipalities and counties. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Philadelphia's small-order generator purchase (IFB B2727549, due July 20, 2026), Denton County's multi-site electrical and generator upgrades across four government buildings (RFP CSP262910, due August 6, 2026), the City of St. Petersburg's three-year continuing services agreement for generator and ATS repair or replacement across multiple city locations with a $7 million total budget allocation (RFQ RFQ26292, due August 20, 2026), the City of Cumming's sealed bid for a 40 kW diesel emergency standby generator for water booster station operations (IFB PE66895NONST2026000000055, due July 21, 2026), West Travis County Public Utility Agency's procurement of five diesel-powered 125 kW lift-station generators with Cummins engine specifications (IFB 20260526GENERATORS, due July 10, 2026), and Collier County's request for design professional services for emergency generator replacement at three water treatment facilities (RPS 26-8636, due April 13, 2026). Maintenance contracts are equally active—the City of Milton's non-exclusive annual maintenance agreement for four fire-station generators ranging from 48 kW to 200 kW with load bank testing per NFPA 110 (RFP RFP 26-FD01, due June 10, 2026) and the White County Board of Commissioners' generator maintenance services covering 15 stationary and portable units across multiple county locations with 24/7 emergency repair response (RFP PE77037NONST2026000000025, due May 26, 2026) exemplify the service side. Federal funding underpins several procurements—Collier County's security and emergency generator installation at Immokalee Airport (ITB 258391, due July 31, 2026) is subject to FAA Airport Improvement Program requirements and DBE compliance under 49 CFR Part 26; Douglas County, Georgia's generator installation at the Fleet Maintenance Building (RFP PE64800NONST2026000000079, due August 3, 2026) is partially FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program funded; and the City of Milton's generator replacement at Fire Station 43 (ITB ITB 26-FD02, due May 18, 2026) is funded through FEMA HMGP with federal compliance mandates.