UNSPSC 23000000: Industrial Manufacturing and Processing Machinery and Accessories

This segment includes the machines and accessories necessary to manufacture or process products or components. This segment also includes machinery and equipment for manufacturing and processing of food and beverages, textile, leathers and fabrics and, lapidary equipment

UNSPSC 23000000 Industrial Manufacturing and Processing Machinery and Accessories is a Segment code covering the procurement of equipment, parts, and repair services for industrial production and processing operations — a category that state and local governments use primarily for fleet maintenance, wastewater treatment, utilities operations, and facility infrastructure rather than for high-volume manufacturing. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show mixed activity: counties and special districts are buying used oil and bilge pad collection services, Toyota forklift repairs, miscellaneous auto shop supplies, industrial hardware fasteners and electrical components, and specialized equipment such as concrete boat-launch panels, fire hydrants, and stormwater treatment devices. The Orange County Transportation Authority, Orange County Public Works, the City of Milpitas, and Hillsborough County appear frequently as repeat buyers in the recent record, issuing IFBs and RFQs for MRO supplies, equipment maintenance contracts, and capital equipment purchases with firm fixed-price and time-and-materials structures.

Recent opportunities span California (Orange County and Santa Ana venues dominating), Florida (Hillsborough and Collier counties), Connecticut (DEEP), Utah, and New Hampshire, with no single state showing overwhelming concentration. Representative current solicitations include the Orange County Transportation Authority's RFQ for a Scotchman 50-ton ironworker fabrication machine ($35,772, due June 2, 2026; re-solicitation after prior failure), the County of Orange's IFB for Toyota forklift repair services (five-year term, 5–8% OCLSB/DVBE preference, due June 26, 2026), and the City of Milpitas' five-year blanket purchase order for MRO supplies across five categories including fleet, facilities, and street maintenance (response due July 23, 2026). The segment shows steady baseline activity in equipment repair, parts supply, and facility maintenance rather than new-equipment procurement or high-dollar capital buys, with local and regional set-asides (particularly OCLSB and DVBE preferences in Orange County) and standard performance and insurance requirements common across issuing bodies.