UNSPSC 22101533: Treedozers

UNSPSC 22101533 Treedozers (Commodity) covers tracked dozers and similar earthmoving equipment that state and local governments purchase for solid waste operations, landfill management, grounds maintenance, and specialized land-clearing work. Recent solicitations show municipalities and county agencies procuring new crawler dozers fitted with landfill-specific packages—reinforced undercarriages, Semi-U blades with high cubic-yard capacity, and EPA Tier 4 Final diesel engines rated 215+ net flywheel horsepower—along with skid steer loaders for snow removal and fire protection operations. The issuing bodies span city public works departments (Jackson, Mississippi; Wichita, Kansas), county fire protection districts (San Bernardino County), and specialized cooperative procurement vehicles (Florida Sheriffs Association). Smaller jurisdictions also procure standard agricultural and grounds-care tractors under this code; the Butts County Board of Commissioners in Georgia recently solicited a John Deere 5090E cab tractor for mowing and public works use. Specifications consistently demand enclosed cabs with ROPS/FOPS compliance, Tier 4 emissions certification, and integrated telematics or preventative maintenance tracking capability.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southwest and Southeast, with notable solicitations posted from California (San Bernardino County Fire Protection District, ITB FPD126-FIREA-6404 for a skid steer loader, due June 5, 2026), Kansas (City of Wichita RFB 260119 for a crawler bulldozer with landfill package, due May 15, 2026), Mississippi (City of Jackson IFB 3170035840 for a crawler dozer, due June 2, 2026), and Georgia (Butts County ITB #26-18 for a mowing tractor, due May 8, 2026). Across these opportunities, contractors must meet strict warranty requirements—typically 60 months or 3,000 hours with included preventative maintenance agreements—and maintain authorized service facilities within 20–50 miles of the purchasing jurisdiction. The code also appears in Florida Sheriffs Association cooperative procurement FSA26-EQU24.0 (due September 1, 2026, for a 24-month construction and grounds care equipment contract), indicating sustained demand across state and regional cooperative purchasing networks.