UNSPSC 41113663: Transformer tester

A tester that is to analyze the rated voltage, rated current, function or characteristic of the transformer used in electric and electronic circuit.

UNSPSC 41113663 Transformer tester is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities show minimal alignment with the code's nominal scope. Of the sixteen opportunities in the source block, only one directly relates to transformer testing or evaluation: the City of Leesburg, Florida's July 2026 RFP for a 67–13,090 kV power transformer, which specifies comprehensive factory and field testing per IEEE standards including routine tests, dielectric tests, impulse tests, temperature rise tests, and dissolved gas analysis, supervised by a manufacturer's field service engineer. The remaining opportunities span janitorial services, electrical equipment supplies, document destruction, title searches, theatrical lighting renovations, asphalt delivery, utility tools, industrial electrical supplies, camera maintenance, cabling services, and water filtration equipment—none of which involve transformer testing equipment or services. The code shows no pattern of actual procurement activity in transformer testing across state or local buyers; state and local governments appear to purchase complete transformers with embedded testing specifications rather than standalone testing equipment or services under this code.

The single representative opportunity is the City of Leesburg, Florida RFP 26017LK, posted July 15, 2026, with proposals due August 19, 2026, which requires design, manufacture, supply, factory testing, delivery, installation, and commissioning of one three-phase, oil-immersed power transformer rated 18/24/30/36.6 KNAN/KNAF with comprehensive testing including dielectric, impulse, and temperature rise analysis per IEEE standards and a Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories transformer monitor. Evaluation criteria weight Management and Personnel Qualifications (10 points), Relevant Experience of Firm (25 points), Approach to Delivery of Services (40 points), Financial Compensation (20 points), and Required Forms/Documents/Licenses (5 points). The code sees no identifiable recent activity outside this single Florida solicitation, and no repeat issuing bodies appear in the opportunities block. Pursuit under this code is not recommended absent direct involvement in complete power transformer manufacturing and testing programs.