UNSPSC 20101700: Crushers and breakers and grinders

UNSPSC 20101700 Crushers and breakers and grinders is a Class code under which state and local governments procure equipment maintenance, repair parts, and crushing or grinding services for materials processing and waste management operations. Recent solicitations show the code covering scheduled maintenance and parts supply for specialized composting and grinding equipment, as well as materials processing services where gravel and aggregates are excavated, crushed, and stockpiled to specification. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county governments (Hillsborough County, Florida and Santa Clara County, California), municipalities (Town of Glastonbury, Connecticut), and regional cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multiple participating jurisdictions. Beyond the equipment-specific maintenance and repair scope, the code also captures standalone materials processing contracts where the crushing, grinding, or processing function is central to the work itself.

Hillsborough County's notice of intent to award a sole-source procurement to Powerscreen of Florida, Inc. for five-year maintenance and parts support of Komptech composting equipment (Cribus 3800 separating screen and Topturn X63 windrow machines) at an estimated value of $1,992,824.18, with challenges due June 25, 2026, represents the most recent equipment maintenance activity under the code. The Town of Glastonbury, Connecticut issued an Invitation to Bid (ITB) GL202702 closing May 7, 2026 for a Process Gravel Crushing Operation at its Highway Facility, seeking to excavate, crush, and stockpile town-owned material to two inches maximum with five years' minimum experience required. Geographic activity clusters in California (Santa Clara County) and Florida (Hillsborough County), with additional municipal and county procurement in Connecticut. The source supports no further activities specifically tied to this code beyond these representative opportunities; most of the remaining recent solicitations from Santa Clara County address roadway and bridge construction rather than materials processing or grinding equipment.