UNSPSC 72153302: Diesel pump installation service

The installationof diesel pumps on structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72153302 Diesel pump installation service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure turnkey fuel-system installation, commissioning, and related infrastructure work—specifically the engineering, procurement, construction, and integration of complete diesel fuel dispensing and storage systems at public facilities. Recent opportunities show this code captures work ranging from double-walled tank farm replacement with new dispensers to emergency generator fueling systems to specialized CNG and propane infrastructure for transit agencies, reflecting a broader scope than the code name alone suggests.

Issuing bodies are concentrated in special-purpose districts and municipal utilities—electric cooperatives, county transportation authorities, city water and wastewater departments, and county public works offices predominate in recent activity. Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Association, Orange County Transportation Authority, Cherokee County Board of Commissioners, and multiple Florida municipalities (Leesburg, Sarasota County, Little Rock) appear as repeat or recent buyers. Geographic activity spans Florida, Georgia, Wisconsin, California, and Texas, with Florida and Georgia showing the densest recent posting volume. Representative opportunities include Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Association's October 2026 RFP for engineering, procurement, and construction of a 4,000-gallon double-walled vehicle fuel tank system (gasoline and diesel combined) with a January 2027 start and December 2027 completion target, evaluated 20 points on qualifications, 30 on work plan and materials, and 50 on cost; Cherokee County's October 2026 RFP for design, supply, installation, and commissioning of a complete propane fueling infrastructure system at a transit facility in Canton, Georgia, funded by Federal Transit Administration assistance; and Bryan County's October 2026 sealed-bid RFP for design-build replacement of a 12,000-gallon split fuel island with dual hose dispensers and integration with existing fuel management systems at the County Public Works Facility in Pembroke, Georgia, with a pre-bid conference September 21, 2026.