UNSPSC 73152108: Electrical equipment maintenance and repair service

Service encompassing inspection, monitoring, maintenance and repair of electrical equipment on a contract basis

UNSPSC 73152108 Electrical equipment maintenance and repair service, Commodity tier, covers preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, and diagnostics of electrical systems and equipment at state and local facilities, including medical devices, transformers, switchgear, generators, motors, theatrical lighting, and industrial control systems. Recent opportunities span state departments, counties, cities, school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts across California, Florida, Georgia, Oregon, Maryland, Rhode Island, Texas, Washington, and Ohio, with repeat activity from Pinellas County Schools, Hillsborough County Schools, and city utilities serving the Tampa Bay and Orlando regions. Work being solicited includes preventative and corrective maintenance on electrical distribution infrastructure at water treatment facilities, nursing homes, and convention centers; installation and repair of specialized equipment such as nurse call systems and theatrical lighting controls; transformer replacement and reconditioning; and on-call electrical services for municipal streetlights, SCADA systems, and building systems. The Department of State Hospitals–Atascadero (California) posted an IFB on July 9, 2026, due August 14, 2026, for medical equipment maintenance and repair services requiring certified biomedical technicians and medical physics certifications; Humble Independent School District (Texas) issued an RFP on June 25, 2026, due August 4, 2026, for electrical maintenance, repairs, and installation services for child nutrition equipment at fully burdened hourly rates across multiple labor classifications; and the Washington State Department of Ecology posted an IFB on June 5, 2026, due July 20, 2026, for electrical maintenance at its Lacey headquarters, set aside for small business or veteran-owned business participation with an estimated contract value of $150,000 or less and a one-year term renewable for up to five additional years.

Geographic concentration remains highest in Florida, California, Texas, and the Pacific Northwest, with secondary activity in Georgia and the mid-Atlantic region. School districts and county utilities dominate the issuing-body mix, followed by state facility management and municipal public works departments. Opportunities range from $99,000 citywide on-call services contracts (New Haven) to specialized high-voltage switchgear replacements exceeding $1.8 million (Camp Blanding, Florida). Most contracts require state or equivalent contractor licensing, carry prevailing wage obligations where federally funded, and include 24/7 emergency response expectations. Small business set-asides and veteran/disabled veteran enterprise preferences appear regularly in recent solicitations, and many include mandatory pre-bid meetings or site visits.