UNSPSC 20101701: Rock crushers

UNSPSC 20101701 Rock crushers (Commodity) encompasses crushing and screening equipment and services for concrete, asphalt, and aggregate material processing at public works and waste management facilities. State and local governments purchase rock-crushing and material-screening services to segregate and process construction spoils, recycled pavement materials, and quarried aggregate into specified size grades and categories for reuse in road base, riprap, fill, and gabion applications. The soliciting bodies span state environmental agencies, county public works departments, county purchasing offices, and municipal governments. Recent work includes on-site screening and sorting of blasted rock spoils into five material categories at waste disposal centers, crushing services in support of general public works programs, and aggregate processing as a component of larger pavement rehabilitation and roadway expansion projects.

Activity appears concentrated in Florida, Maryland, California, and Georgia. The Maryland Environmental Service solicited competitive sealed bids (1264605) for rock and material screening and sorting at the Harford Waste Disposal Center, with work commencing July 1, 2026 and completion by December 31, 2026, involving approximately 130,000 cubic yards of blasted rock spoils to be segregated into five categories including rock greater than 18 inches, Class II and Class I rip rap, gabion stone, and 1.5–4 inch stone; the procurement carried a 15 percent MBE subcontract participation goal and Small Business Reserve (SBR) designation, with bids due June 8, 2026. Cherokee County Board of Commissioners Purchasing Department requested competitive sealed bids (PE77123NONST2027000000137) for concrete and asphalt crushing services in support of Public Works, with bids due August 25, 2026. Crushing services also appear as line items within larger roadway projects—Santa Clara County's Central Expressway Pavement Rehabilitation Project (ITBRDAFY260694) and Broward County's Pine Island Road Capacity Expansion (TRN2131938C1) both include pavement rehabilitation and related aggregate processing, though the full crushing scope is not isolated in the available records.