UNSPSC 70171704: Pumping station maintenance or management services

UNSPSC 70171704 Pumping station maintenance or management services is a Commodity code that encompasses repair, rehabilitation, replacement, and operational management of lift stations, pump stations, and related wastewater and stormwater infrastructure serving state and local government water and wastewater systems. Recent opportunities show state and local procurement offices soliciting comprehensive station rehabilitation (structural repairs, equipment replacement, SCADA upgrades, emergency backup systems), pump and valve replacement or upgrade work, preventive maintenance contracts, and equipment procurement (grinder pumps, control panels) to support existing stations and build climate-resilience infrastructure. Issuing bodies include county governments, city public works and water departments, transit authorities, wastewater control authorities, and special-purpose districts; recent activity appears concentrated in Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, Ohio, Arizona, and Texas jurisdictions, with repeat buyers including the Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County (Georgia), the City of Bowie (Maryland), and city wastewater and water pollution control authorities in the Northeast and Southeast.

Representative recent opportunities include the Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County requesting bids for irrigation valve replacement at Holland Youth Sports Complex (re-bid, sealed bid, due November 18, 2026, estimated $50,000–$60,000), the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District seeking bids for comprehensive rehabilitation of Lift Station #46 in Orange County, Florida (ITB #C007134, sealed bid, due October 5, 2026, including discharge piping, wet-well recoating, pump replacement, new diesel emergency backup pump, SCADA telemetry, and instrumentation), and the City of Bowie requesting bids for Phase 2 of sludge pumping station upgrades at the municipal wastewater treatment plant (mandatory pre-bid August 17, 2026, bids due September 14, 2026). The City of Stamford, Connecticut has posted multiple procurements for semi-positive displacement grinder pumps and on-call millwright services for wastewater treatment and pumping station equipment. Pre-bid conferences, site visits, and mandatory insurance (workers' compensation, general liability, performance/payment bonds) are standard. Award timelines typically span 30–180 days post-solicitation. Activity appears steady across the portfolio with no sharp concentration in a single jurisdiction or geography.