UNSPSC 73152112: Valve or valve part testing maintenance or repair service

Service encompassing testing, maintenance, repair or monitoring of valves or valve parts.

UNSPSC 73152112 Valve or valve part testing maintenance or repair service is a Commodity code covering mobile and stationary repair, maintenance, and overhaul services for hydraulic systems, pumps, motors, and related equipment that state and local governments depend on to operate water utilities, wastewater treatment facilities, fleet maintenance shops, transit systems, and public works operations. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing hydraulic hose repair and replacement, electric motor and pump rebuild and rewind, propeller pump installation and maintenance, hydraulic cylinder component repair, and pedestal boom crane hydraulic system servicing—typically on as-needed contract bases with three- to five-year terms and multiple-award frameworks. The issuing-body mix includes city public works and water departments (Phoenix, Tarpon Springs, Atlanta, Charlotte, Oviedo), county water and fleet operations (Hillsborough, Broward, Collier, DeKalb, Seminole), transit authorities (Broward County Transportation, Charlotte Area Transit System), and university facilities departments (George Mason University), with water and wastewater utilities appearing as the most frequent buyers across multiple solicitations.

Recent activity concentrates heavily in Florida and Georgia, with secondary activity in Virginia, North Carolina, and Arizona. Representative solicitations include the City of Phoenix Public Works Department's IFB 27-FSD-0353 for mobile hydraulic hose repair and replacement on fleet equipment at multiple service centers with two-hour response requirements and three-year initial term closing August 13, 2026; the City of Tarpon Springs ITB 260169-B-AS for electric motor, pump, and compressor rebuild services across 46 equipment items with five-year term and six-month warranty, closed June 17, 2026; the City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management's multi-step sealed bid for nine pump classifications (vertical turbine, horizontal split case, submersible, centrifugal, vertical chopper, progressing cavity, piston displacement, Watson Marlow, and vacuum/hydraulic pumps) with OEM-standard repair capability and 24-72 hour parts availability requirements, prequalification phase closing May 29, 2026; Hillsborough County Water Resources Department's ITB-26-00174 for motor rewind, stator inspection, and bearing replacement services across water and wastewater facilities with $3.3 million five-year value and seven-day delivery requirement, closed March 24, 2026; and the City of Charlotte RFP 269.2026.183 for pump and motor repair across 180 municipal buildings with North Carolina general contractor license requirement and three-year term plus two-year renewal option, closed April 2, 2026. Procurement volume and frequency remain robust across jurisdictions, with most contracts structured to allow concurrent multiple awards and rate-based pricing rather than minimum-order guarantees.