UNSPSC 22101533: Treedozers

UNSPSC 22101533 Treedozers (Commodity) represents heavy earthmoving and site-preparation equipment that state and local governments buy for landfill operations, grounds maintenance, construction support, and demolition work. Recent solicitations show procurement of crawler dozers (both standard and landfill-configured), skid steer loaders, and mini excavators with specialized attachments. Issuing bodies span cities, counties, state agencies, and special-purpose districts—notably the City of Jackson and City of Wichita for landfill-focused equipment, San Bernardino County Fire Protection District for compact loaders, and the California High-Speed Rail Authority for demolition support. The Florida Sheriffs Association and Sourcewell (a Minnesota cooperative purchasing vehicle) are also active, the latter aggregating demand from participating local governments across multiple states to establish framework contracts for heavy and compact construction equipment.

Activity concentrates in California (High-Speed Rail Authority, Santa Clara County), Kansas (Wichita), Mississippi (Jackson), and across Sourcewell's multi-state footprint. Representative solicitations include the City of Jackson's June 2, 2026 unpriced technical proposal and reverse auction for one crawler dozer meeting 53,000-pound minimum operating weight and EPA Tier 4 Final emissions, with 60-month/10,000-hour warranty and preventative maintenance agreement; the City of Wichita's May 15, 2026 RFB for a 360-horsepower crawler bulldozer with landfill package and three-year/3,000-hour warranty; the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District's June 5, 2026 ITB for a skid steer loader (Bobcat S770, Caterpillar 272D, John Deere 332E, or New Holland L230) equipped for snow removal; and the State of Georgia (acting through Terrell County) September 10, 2026 RFP for a 19,000–20,000 lb mini excavator with attachments. The Florida Sheriffs Association's September 2, 2026 ITB and Sourcewell's November 3, 2026 RFP for heavy and compact construction equipment with related attachments show demand for both direct municipal procurement and cooperative purchasing arrangements. Standard procurement terms include delivery timelines (60–90 days typical), local service and parts availability requirements, operator and maintenance training, and firm pricing with no escalation accepted post-award.