UNSPSC 71131313: Conventional pumping services

Pumping services using conventional pumps

UNSPSC 71131313 Conventional pumping services is a Commodity code that covers equipment installation, system retrofit, and maintenance work for irrigation and fluid transfer infrastructure at public facilities. State and local governments procure under this code to upgrade or maintain water delivery systems, pumping equipment, and related components at parks, schools, and municipal properties. Recent solicitations show work ranging from irrigation system retrofits with controller and valve installation to routine maintenance and operational testing, typically requiring contractors to supply materials, labor, equipment, and incidental costs while maintaining insurance and compliance with local building codes. Cities and special districts are the primary issuing bodies, with school districts participating in related facility maintenance procurements.

The City of DeBary, Florida posted IFB 0315 for Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements on October 19, 2026, with a response deadline of April 10, 2015 (note: this deadline predates the posting date and reflects a data error in the source record), seeking conversion of an existing irrigation system to a Hunter system including controller, master valve, flow meter, and piping installation under a 45-calendar-day completion timeline, with an engineer's estimate of $90,000. The Polk County School Board issued ITB 001MJ0727 on July 21, 2026 for armored car and secure courier services, which is unrelated to conventional pumping services and does not represent relevant activity under this code. Florida shows the only recent identifiable opportunity aligned with the code's scope; geographic spread and concentration across other jurisdictions cannot be determined from the available records.