UNSPSC 22101802: Platform lift

UNSPSC 22101802 Platform lift is a Commodity code covering the procurement and servicing of portable, scissor, aerial, and column-based lift equipment used across state and local government operations for material handling, maintenance, inspection, and facility access work. State and local bodies are buying new platform lifts (scissor lifts, aerial work platforms, and mobile column rotary lifts), repair and maintenance services for existing lift fleets, parts and diagnostic services for branded equipment such as Altec aerial devices and Stertil Koni portable lifts, and specialized inspection platforms for infrastructure work such as under-bridge inspections. The issuing-body mix spans transit authorities, county and municipal agencies, school districts, water districts, state departments of transportation, and county sheriff associations. Representative recent opportunities include Charlotte Area Transit System's solicitation for preventative maintenance and repair on 32 portable Stertil Koni lifts across two North Carolina facilities (RFP, due July 8, 2026); Wasatch County School District's bid for four new Genie aerial lifts for a high school project in Utah (IFB, due March 12, 2026); and Broward County's open-end contract for Altec aerial device and crane parts and repair services serving the Fleet Services Division (due March 16, 2026).

Recent activity is distributed across multiple states including North Carolina, California, Florida, Utah, Wisconsin, Maine, Illinois, and Washington state, with no single state dominating. The code shows consistent demand across inspection and repair services, new equipment purchases, and fleet maintenance contracts. The Eastern Municipal Water District's RFQ for overhead crane inspection and certification services for forty-eight cranes across nineteen facilities in California (due April 9, 2026) and Milwaukee County's re-bid procurements for electric micro slim slab scissor lifts at Mitchell International Airport (26-foot and 32-foot units, both with February 2026 deadlines) exemplify the range of lift types and operational contexts. The Illinois Tollway's IFB for mobile column rotary lifts with March 2026 deadlines and the State of Maine's RFQ for a 2026 HP35 trailer-mounted under-bridge inspection platform (due April 24, 2026) show active procurement in infrastructure inspection and specialized lift categories. Cooperative purchasing structures also appear—Sourcewell's RFP for law enforcement equipment (#061626, due June 16, 2026) positions lift equipment within a multi-jurisdictional framework available to participating counties, municipalities, and other public entities.