UNSPSC 22101722: Bucket tooth

Component that increases the ability of the bucket to excavate by being attached to the frontal end section of device such as bucket, etc.

UNSPSC 22101722 Bucket tooth is a Commodity code that covers replacement teeth and cutting edges for excavation and earthmoving equipment. State and local governments procure bucket teeth as components of broader heavy equipment acquisitions — typically compact loaders, mini excavators, and similar attachment-bearing machinery — rather than as standalone parts. The code appears most commonly in state cooperative purchasing agreements and city equipment RFPs that bundle the bucket tooth alongside the parent machine and related implements.

Recent activity shows issuing bodies concentrated in cooperative purchasing vehicles and municipal procurement offices. Sourcewell, a Minnesota local government unit, posted an RFP for Heavy and Compact Construction Equipment with Related Attachments and Services (due November 3, 2026) that would supply bucket teeth and similar components to participating entities across multiple jurisdictions. The City of Valdosta, Georgia issued an IFB for a Compact Tracked Utility Loader with stump grinder, grapple rake, and standard bucket (due September 8, 2026), and Terrell County, Georgia (acting through the State of Georgia) solicited proposals for a 19,000–20,000 lb mini excavator with attachments (due September 10, 2026). These recent opportunities show bucket teeth bundled as part of equipment packages rather than purchased independently. Geographic activity centers in Georgia and Minnesota, with broader national reach through Sourcewell's cooperative framework. The code shows modest recent activity; most state and local procurement under it flows through cooperative purchasing agreements rather than direct municipal or county RFPs, and bucket teeth rarely appear as the primary commodity driver in the solicitation title.