UNSPSC 83101803: Supply of three phase electricity

UNSPSC 83101803 Supply of three phase electricity is a Commodity code that encompasses the procurement and delivery of three-phase electrical power infrastructure and related installation services to support water, wastewater, and utility operations across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments soliciting under this code are buying electrical system installations, upgrades, and improvements at treatment facilities, pump stations, distribution networks, and utility infrastructure sites—work that includes power distribution equipment, conduit and wiring installations, control panels, generators, and electrical system integration to enable operational continuity at mission-critical facilities. Recent opportunities show water and wastewater utilities as the dominant buyer category, along with special-purpose water districts and regional authorities; issuing bodies span small water associations in rural areas through large metropolitan water treatment authorities.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and South, with documented opportunities in Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Texas, and the Carolinas. Representative solicitations include Columbus Water Works (Georgia) issuing a competitive sealed proposal (April 2026) for CMAR services delivering PFAS treatment improvements across two facilities with phased construction services; the City of Waco (Texas) issuing a request for bids (May 2026, later updated to February 2026) for the State Highway 31 Pipeline and Ground Storage Tank Contract 1 involving 8,909 linear feet of water line installation with associated electrical appurtenances; Collin College (Texas) issuing a competitive sealed proposal (July 2026) for Frisco Campus Chilled and Heating Water Loop Extension with work scheduled May–August 2027 and prevailing wage and bonding requirements; and Collier County (Florida) issuing a request for professional services (March 2026) for design and construction administration of South County Water Reclamation Facility Treatment Technology and Flow Management Improvements encompassing plant capacity expansion from 16 million gallons per day to 21.1 million gallons per day with membrane bioreactor technology. Opportunities typically carry performance and payment bond requirements, insurance mandates (general liability from $500,000 to $2 million per occurrence), and compliance with federal Davis-Bacon or prevailing wage standards when federally funded; set-asides for minority, women, and small business enterprises appear where federal or state funding flows through the procurement.