UNSPSC 22101535: Pile extractor

A type of equipment used to extract a pile which was driven under a building, a structure, a sewer, a waterway or a revetment. It consists of a clamp which catches the pile and a vibration exciter which generates vibration by oil pressure. It is used with a crane by suspending it from the crane.

UNSPSC 22101535 Pile extractor is a Commodity code that describes equipment used to remove pilings and foundation elements during demolition and site preparation work. State and local governments procure pile extractors as specialized demolition machinery for building teardown, infrastructure removal, and heavy construction projects. Recent opportunities under this code show that counties, cities, and state departments solicit pile extraction services and equipment as components of broader demolition, site remediation, and construction projects. The issuing bodies span county public works departments, municipal facilities management, and state transportation agencies, reflecting the equipment's application across infrastructure, real property, and transportation portfolios.

Ventura County issued an IFB for the Fisherman's Wharf Building Demolition (solicitation HD2603FISHERMANSWHARFBUILDINGDEMOLITION, due September 11, 2026) that includes removal of an existing one-story structure in its entirety, including foundation, concrete walkways, and utility lines as part of a hazardous materials abatement and demolition scope. Santa Clara County's Central Expressway Pavement Rehabilitation Project (ITB ITBRDAFY260694, due May 21, 2026) encompasses pavement rehabilitation and related improvements that may involve pile or foundation removal work as preparatory or ancillary scope. Activity under the code is concentrated in California jurisdictions in the most recent solicitation set, though the sparse frequency of pile extractor-specific opportunities in state and local records suggests this Commodity code sees episodic rather than continuous procurement activity. Vendors pursuing this code should monitor county public works and municipal capital projects portfolios, particularly demolition and site preparation solicitations, where pile extraction capabilities are typically embedded in broader construction or deconstruction scopes rather than procured as standalone equipment contracts.