UNSPSC 22101604: Vibratory plates

UNSPSC 22101604 Vibratory plates (Commodity) encompasses walk-behind reversible plate compactors and vibratory compaction equipment that state and local governments procure for soil and aggregate compaction in road construction, pavement rehabilitation, and infrastructure projects. Recent solicitations show counties and water authorities buying this equipment either as standalone procurements or as components of larger pavement and bridge construction contracts. The Commodity code captures both direct equipment purchases and embedded compaction work within broader construction scopes, where vibratory plates are specified as part of comprehensive site preparation and pavement work.

Activity under this code spans California and Florida, with Santa Clara County, California dominating the recent record through multiple pavement rehabilitation and bridge replacement projects that include compaction work. Sarasota County, Florida issued a Quick Quote in April 2026 (Solicitation 2026QQ664) seeking two walk-behind reversible plate compactors with Honda GX200 engines and specified centrifugal force and vibration frequency minimums, with a $50,000 maximum bid cap and 14-day delivery to Sarasota, Florida 34235. Santa Clara County solicited the Central Expressway Pavement Rehabilitation Project (ITBRDAFY260694, due May 21, 2026) and the Expressway Guardrail Replacement and Safety Barrier Improvements project (ITBRDAFY260652, due April 23, 2026), both involving comprehensive pavement work that includes compaction and material placement. The Macon Water Authority in Bibb County, Georgia issued an IFB for excavators and compactors (PE33561NONST2026000000054, due April 14, 2026), indicating water utility involvement in equipment procurement. Santa Clara County also posted the Red Fox Creek Bridge Replacement Project (ITBRDAFY260559, due March 5, 2026), a 140 working-day bridge construction effort with drainage system installation and site preparation requiring compaction work. Most solicitations require sealed, physical bid submission and do not specify set-aside designations or disadvantaged-enterprise restrictions.