UNSPSC 95121641: Pumping station

A location along a pipeline that pumps the content inside the pipes along a pipeline

UNSPSC 95121641 Pumping station is a Commodity code covering the construction and installation of wastewater lift stations, reclaimed-water pump stations, and related pressurized conveyance infrastructure that state and local governments procure to manage gravity-fed sewage collection systems and pressurized force main networks. The scope extends to design-build, progressive design-build, and retrofit work on existing pump stations serving municipal wastewater collection and water reclamation systems, including associated electrical systems, SCADA controls, vertical turbine pumps, prefabricated wet wells, generator installation, and temporary bypass systems. Issuing bodies soliciting under the code span municipal departments of public works and utilities, county departments of public works and utilities commissions, and state transportation and recreation authorities. Municipal water and wastewater utilities in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Connecticut, and Mississippi appear most active, with repeat activity from cities including Beaufort County, Fulton County, and multiple cities across Texas and Florida counties.

Recent opportunities include Beaufort County's request for proposals to construct a sewer pump station and force main to divert flows from Laurel Bay WWTP (RFP, proposals due August 13, 2026); Fulton County's progressive design-build RFP for the Friendship Pump Station and approximately 12,500 linear feet of force main serving the Cedar Grove basin (RFP 26RFP150795K-JAJ, proposals due August 12, 2026, with a mandatory pre-proposal conference July 22 via Zoom and 5% local-preference weighting for businesses with staffed physical locations in Fulton County); the City of Waco's RFB for Riverside Lift Station rehabilitation requiring 40 percent self-performance (RFB 2026-025, bids due August 12, 2026, engineering estimate $1.5 million); and the Town of Glastonbury's ITB for Parker Terrace Wastewater Pumping Station upgrades including demolition and installation of new prefabricated concrete controls, electrical buildings, pumps, and generator (Bid# GL-2027-09, bids due August 4, 2026, prevailing wage applies). Geographic concentration is strongest in the Southeast (Florida, Georgia), South-Central (Texas), and Northeast (Connecticut) with secondary activity in the Upper Midwest (Wisconsin) and Mountain West (Oregon).