UNSPSC 22101713: Backhoe boom or boom sections

UNSPSC 22101713 Backhoe boom or boom sections, a Commodity code, encompasses equipment component procurement where state and local governments buy replacement boom assemblies, boom sections, and boom-related hydraulic or structural components for existing backhoe equipment fleets. Recent solicitations under this code show substantial geographic and jurisdictional diversity, with activity spanning county road and drainage departments, municipal public works operations, and transit or special-purpose district maintenance programs that maintain substantial backhoe fleets for routine infrastructure work.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county road departments, city public works divisions, and county transportation or facilities management offices. Geographic activity concentrates in California (Santa Clara County has posted multiple infrastructure and equipment maintenance solicitations in early 2026) and Texas (Denton County), with additional activity in Georgia and Washington state cooperative purchasing vehicles. Representative recent opportunities include Denton County, Texas ITB 25-2893 for heavy equipment (posted April 3, 2026, due April 23, 2026), which sought excavators, bulldozers, backhoe loaders, and ancillary equipment for disaster recovery and road clearing operations with 24/7 availability and 142-working-day completion windows; and the City of Summerville, Georgia RFB for a new Caterpillar Model 420 backhoe loader (posted February 9, 2026, due March 9, 2026), specifying a 4WD backhoe with 14-foot 4-inch center pivot boom and 4.3-meter loader capacity for municipal water and sewer operations. Santa Clara County has also posted multiple expressway and bridge projects in the first quarter of 2026 involving guardrail replacement, pavement rehabilitation, and drainage infrastructure where equipment like backhoes and related boom attachments support construction and site work. Activity is episodic and project-driven rather than continuous statewide demand.