UNSPSC 22101903: Rotary tiller mixers

UNSPSC 22101903 Rotary tiller mixers is a Commodity code that captures asphalt and pavement maintenance equipment that state and local governments procure through master contracts, cooperative purchasing vehicles, and project-specific construction bids. Recent activity shows this code is being applied broadly to encompass not only rotary tiller mixers but the wider category of asphalt production and placement equipment—self-propelled pavers, vibratory rollers, asphalt distributors, spray patchers, sealant units, and related attachments—that municipalities and counties use for roadway preservation and rehabilitation work.

Issuing bodies are primarily state departments of central management services, county boards of commissioners, city public works departments, transit authorities, and county transportation agencies, with significant activity from Illinois (which established a five-year indefinite-quantity joint purchase master contract for asphalt equipment in July 2026), Georgia counties (Gwinnett, Fayette, Barrow, White), Texas municipalities (San Antonio, Arlington, Temple), California counties (Santa Clara, Broward), and federal-aid work in Oregon and Mississippi. Recent representative opportunities include the Illinois Department of Central Management Services IFB 27-416-CMS-BOSS4-B-52918 for a joint purchase master contract covering grader-mounted milling attachments, self-propelled pavers, roller-compactors, asphalt distributors, and trailer-mounted sealant units with bids due August 12, 2026; the City of San Antonio RFx 6100019701 for medium and heavy-duty trucks with asphalt distributors, mixers, and crack-sealing equipment across multiple municipal departments (bid due June 5, 2026); the City of Temple ITB 34-01-27 for hot crack sealant delivery (due June 23, 2026, estimated annual value $45,000); the Oregon Department of Transportation sealed bid procurement S-73000-00016326 for the OR 78 Crack Seal Project across approximately 71 miles (due April 9, 2026, cost estimate $100,000 to $250,000); and the Berkshire Regional Group Purchasing Program cooperative purchasing agreement for FY27-08 Pavement Preservation Products covering crack sealing, micro-surfacing, and cape seal applications across 32 Massachusetts municipalities (three-year term July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029, estimated value $1,748,500). Activity spans the Southwest, Southeast, Pacific, and Northeast regions with particular concentration in Georgia, Illinois, Texas, and California; the code shows steady procurement velocity across state DOTs, county transportation departments, and municipal public works bureaus pursuing indefinite-quantity master contracts, cooperative purchasing frameworks, and project-specific bids for pavement maintenance and rehabilitation work.