UNSPSC 22101513: Draglines

UNSPSC 22101513 Draglines is a Commodity code that covers heavy earthmoving and material-handling equipment with specialized attachments and related maintenance services. State and local governments procure draglines and comparable heavy construction equipment through cooperative purchasing vehicles and direct municipal contracting, often bundled with routine preventive maintenance, repair services, and operator support across multiple locations and jurisdictions. The equipment and services are solicited by state departments, counties, cities, and special-purpose districts, with Sourcewell — a Minnesota local government unit and service cooperative — serving as a major aggregator for multi-jurisdiction procurement on behalf of its Participating Entities.

Recent activity shows draglines and related heavy equipment being procured through both cooperative and direct-purchase channels across multiple states. Sourcewell posted RFP 26RFP110326 for Heavy and Compact Construction Equipment with Related Attachments and Services, due November 3, 2026, making the resulting contract available to Sourcewell Participating Entities across multiple jurisdictions. The City of Tucson, Arizona issued RFQ No. 230206 seeking a single vendor for comprehensive crane and hoist maintenance across 14 city locations encompassing 33 pieces of equipment (overhead bridge cranes, electric chain hoists, swing arm electric JIB hoists, and specialty material handlers) with compliance to OSHA and ASME standards, with a contract ceiling of $100,000. Santa Clara County, California solicited bids for the Central Expressway Pavement Rehabilitation Project (ITBRDAFY260694, due May 21, 2026), which included heavy equipment and labor for extensive roadway work. Geographic activity is distributed across Minnesota (through Sourcewell's multi-state cooperative), Arizona, California, and Washington state, with cooperative purchasing extending vendor reach across thousands of government entities, K-12 school districts, and public organizations nationwide. The code sees steady procurement activity, though recent opportunities reflect both equipment acquisition and bundled maintenance-service contracting models.