UNSPSC 83101804: Electric power transmission services

UNSPSC 83101804 Electric power transmission services is a Commodity code that encompasses the construction, installation, rehabilitation, and maintenance of water, wastewater, electrical, and utility infrastructure systems serving municipal water and energy systems. State and local governments procure under this code concrete work such as potable water main installation, sewer line rehabilitation, lift station construction, treatment plant upgrades, electrical distribution system replacements, and force main extensions—infrastructure that moves fluids and power through public systems. The recent solicitations show a mixed issuing-body profile: water authorities (Multi-Mart Water Association), municipal public works departments (City of Biloxi, City of Waco), regional utilities (Collier County, Marion County), transit and water districts (Orange County, Jones County Board of Commissioners), specialized state facilities (Camp Blanding Joint Training Center, Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind), and education districts (Collin College). A handful of jurisdictions appear multiple times—Marion County and Collier County each issued two separate opportunities, and Charlotte and Mecklenburg County joint procurements span several recent postings—suggesting established capital improvement cycles in those regions.

Activity concentrates in Florida (Collier County, Marion County, Orange County, St. Petersburg, Palm Bay, Walton County), Georgia (Jones County, Columbus Water Works, City of Hagan, Douglas, Augusta), Mississippi (Multi-Mart Water Association, City of Biloxi, City of Oxford, Jones County EDA), and the Carolinas (Charlotte and Mecklenburg County multiple projects), with scattered activity in Texas, Kansas, Maryland, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include the Orange County, Florida Horizon West Trail Phase 1A project (Y26-754, IFB, sealed bids due August 13, 2026) soliciting a $5.657 million multi-use trail with utility improvements and boardwalk construction; Collin College's Frisco Campus Chilled and Heating Water Loop Extension (FY2026-CSP-059, sealed proposal, due July 28, 2026) for hydronic piping design and installation with prevailing wage requirements; Collier County's SCRWTP Lime Softening Improvements Blend Tank (Bid 26-8683, sealed bid, due July 15, 2026) for $3.29 million in water treatment plant chemical systems and reinforcement concrete construction; and Camp Blanding Joint Training Center's Primary Power Distribution Upgrade (ITB-26-225164, sealed bid, due August 26, 2026) for $1.8 million in electrical system replacement across 109 poles. Build America Buy America Act compliance, prevailing wage adherence, performance and payment bonding, and local preference or disadvantaged enterprise set-asides (particularly SDVBE in Florida and MBE/WBE in select jurisdictions) appear consistently across these procurements. The code is active with ongoing capital infrastructure work but spans a broad geographic and technical range—water, wastewater, electrical, and hybrid utility projects mixed within the same taxonomy tier.