UNSPSC 78181826: Aircraft fixed wing fuel system indicator repair

Services related to the maintenance of and repairs to the aircraft system which indicates flow rate, temperature and pressure of the fuel

UNSPSC 78181826 Aircraft fixed wing fuel system indicator repair, a Commodity code, sees minimal state and local procurement activity aligned to its nominal scope. The recent opportunities tagged to this code predominantly involve Jet-A fuel purchase and delivery (Palm Beach County, Florida), baggage handling and boarding bridge maintenance (City of Waco, Texas), and helicopter engine and propeller support services (Middle Georgia State University, City of Tampa, Illinois Department of Transportation, New Jersey Department of the Treasury, Texas A&M University System, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, and Nevada Division of Forestry). Aircraft maintenance and avionics work dominate the opportunities, including FAA-certified repair station services for airframe, engine, and instrument repair; scheduled and on-call maintenance contracts; and engine overhaul and component supply. The issuing bodies span state transportation departments, state forestry and environmental agencies, municipal police and airport operations, state universities, and county procurement offices. The code shows activity across Florida, Georgia, Texas, Illinois, New Jersey, Michigan, and Nevada, with no single jurisdiction dominating the recent record.

Representative opportunities include the Illinois Department of Transportation's rebid for aircraft and airframe maintenance and repair services across multiple aircraft types (Beechcraft King Air 350, Cessna piston airframes, and avionics and instruments) with an IFB due August 27, 2026; the City of Tampa Police Department Aviation Division's ITB for Rolls-Royce helicopter engine support services, specifically Model 250 series engines, with an estimated annual expenditure of $275,000 and a total estimated contract value of $562,000 across the initial award period and potential renewals; the New Jersey Department of the Treasury's quotes solicitation (26DPP01247) for maintenance of aircraft, parts, and service for the State Police Aviation Bureau and Department of Environmental Protection Forest Fire Service, covering 21 aircraft across four groups, with quotes due October 9, 2026; and the Texas A&M University System's RFP for aircraft maintenance covering three aircraft with an option to add a fourth, requiring nationwide service-center capability and proposals due August 14, 2026. The mismatch between the code's repair-focused title and the actual solicitation scope—which encompasses broader maintenance, fuel delivery, and component supply—signals that this particular code is not tracking genuine demand for aircraft fuel system indicator repair services at the state and local level.