UNSPSC 73152118: Pump service

Pump repair is a maintenance process for smooth pumping. In general, the service offers everything from a single source - Installation, commissioning, maintenance, repair, consulting, upgrades, training, spare parts and optimization of pumps.

UNSPSC 73152118 Pump service is a Commodity code capturing repair, rebuild, and replacement work on electric motors, hydraulic systems, and pump equipment operated by municipal utilities, water districts, public works departments, and facility managers. State and local governments solicit under this code for on-call and as-needed repair services targeting equipment ranging from fractional-horsepower motors to 800 HP units, with scope spanning emergency response, routine maintenance, parts replacement, and factory refurbishment. Cities, municipal water districts, and county utilities are the primary issuing bodies. Recent opportunities show active procurement across repair and replacement of vertical turbine, split-case, submersible, and progressive cavity pumps; hydraulic cylinders and hoses; grinder pump installations; and electric motor rebuild services. Work commonly requires OEM-standard repair capability, field service infrastructure, diagnostic and testing competency, machine shop access, and rapid response commitments (often within 24 hours for emergencies, five business days for routine service). Contractors typically must demonstrate three to fifteen years of specialized experience, maintain local repair facilities, carry manufacturer certifications where required, and provide one- to two-year warranty coverage. Insurance minimums generally range from $1 million to $2 million per occurrence for general liability and workers' compensation.

Recent activity spans Texas, Florida, Georgia, Arizona, and California. The City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management issued a multi-step sealed bid (PE66062NONST2026000000372, due May 29, 2026) for repair, maintenance, installation, and parts replacement across nine pump classifications including vertical turbine, split-case, submersible, centrifugal, and progressing cavity types. West Basin Municipal Water District (California) sought on-call pump and motor repairs and rebuilds (RFPTH0143, due October 1, 2026) for recycled water and pumping facilities across Los Angeles County, with a $1 million not-to-exceed over two years and SBE/LBE/VOBE incentives available. The City of Phoenix Public Works issued an IFB for hydraulic hose repair and replacement services (IFB27FSD0353, due August 13, 2026) across six service centers and three aviation facilities with a three-year initial term. The City of Tarpon Springs, Florida posted two separate opportunities: ITB 260169-B-AS for electric motor and pump repair across water and wastewater divisions (due June 17, 2026, with three bids received), and a single-source notice (260175NPH, due June 19, 2026) for Godwin Pumps repair estimated at $30,000 annually. The City of Temple, Texas requested proposals for annual as-needed electric motor and pump repair (RFP130327, due August 18, 2026) covering treatment plants, pump stations, pools, and waterpark facilities. Additional opportunities include the City of Lubbock's RFP for Pump Station 11B (RFP2719951TF, due November 12, 2026) and the City of Ocala Electric Utility's RFQ for grinder pump installation and force main connection (RFQELE260651, due May 13, 2026), requiring Florida plumbing contractor licensure and five years' grinder pump experience.