UNSPSC 81101903: Biofuels equipment services

Equipment such as feedstock pre-treatment, double membrane gas roof holders, glass and epoxy coated biogas tanks, biogas upgrading systems.

UNSPSC 81101903 Biofuels equipment services is a Commodity code that covers the design, construction, installation, maintenance, and fuel supply systems for municipal fueling infrastructure serving municipal fleet vehicles. State and local governments procure under this code for new fueling facility construction, fleet fuel management software and dispensing pump systems, routine maintenance and testing of underground and aboveground storage tanks, and gasoline and diesel fuel supply contracts for municipal fleets. The issuing bodies are typically city fleet departments and facilities management divisions, with occasional involvement from county governments. Recent solicitations show cities pursuing both capital-intensive projects—new fueling facilities and system replacements—and ongoing operational contracts for fuel supply and tank maintenance across multiple locations.

The City of Fort Worth, Texas issued an RFP for construction of the Holly Fueling Facility (due November 5, 2026, estimated cost $2.773 million) with a 30% small business utilization goal and best-value evaluation. The City of Albuquerque posted two separate RFBs for underground and aboveground storage tank maintenance, testing, and repair services across twelve fuel sites and three emergency generator sites (initial posting April 28, 2026; rebid posting September 26, 2026). The City of Little Rock Fleet Department sought a fuel vendor to supply E10 87 Octane Unleaded Gasoline and Red Dyed #2 Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel across thirteen fueling stations (due September 10, 2026). The County of Rockland Department of General Services in New York issued an RFP for emergency replacement of an obsolete fuel management software system and fuel dispensing pumps (due June 2, 2026) with weighted evaluation across cost (350 points), technical compliance (250 points), implementation approach (150 points), vendor experience (125 points), support and maintenance (75 points), and system expandability (50 points). Activity clusters in the Southwest (Arizona, New Mexico, Texas), the Southeast (Georgia), and the Northeast (New York), with the most recent volume in Texas and Georgia.