UNSPSC 23150000: Industrial process machinery and equipment and supplies

UNSPSC 23150000 Industrial process machinery and equipment and supplies is a Family code encompassing machinery, equipment, and associated supplies used for industrial operations, production support, and facility maintenance across state and local government. State and local buyers under this code currently source commercial-grade raw materials (lumber, plywood), maintenance and servicing consumables (oils, lubricants, filters, fasteners, cleaning agents), specialized industrial equipment (wheel press machines, boom lifts, skid steer loaders, ironworker fabrication machines), and field-specific supplies (fleet tires, shop consumables, water well maintenance parts). Recent solicitations show the code spanning both routine supply replenishment and capital equipment acquisition, with activity concentrated in corrections departments, water utilities, transportation authorities, counties, and municipal facilities management.

Recent opportunities originate from a mixed issuing-body base including state agencies (Massachusetts Department of Correction, New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services, State of Texas), counties (Hillsborough County, Orange County, Broward County, Collier County, Pasco County), cities (Tempe, Tucson, Milpitas, Owensboro, Palm Bay, Peoria), school districts (Salt Lake City School District), and transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Dallas Area Rapid Transit). Representative recent solicitations include the Massachusetts Department of Correction's rolling-enrollment wood products contract (RFR 27-IND-7000-Wood, responses due December 7, 2026) covering lumber, plywood, and production supplies; Hillsborough County's ITB for fleet vehicles and equipment estimated at $900,500 (responses due October 30, 2026); Orange County Transportation Authority's IFB for miscellaneous auto and shop supplies worth $500,000 over two years (responses due September 1, 2026, re-solicitation following prior cancellation); and the City of Tucson's RFP for an MRO master agreement covering over 1,995 line items across 25 product categories for cooperative purchasing through OMNIA Partners. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Hillsborough, Orange, Broward, Collier, Pasco Counties; cities of Tempe, Palm Bay, Peoria), Texas (Dallas County, Dallas Area Rapid Transit, City of Tucson), Arizona (Tempe, Peoria), and scattered activity across New England (Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut), the Mountain West (Salt Lake City, Utah statewide), and California (Orange County Transportation Authority, Milpitas). The code shows sustained activity across maintenance-heavy jurisdictions and multi-facility public agencies; most recent opportunities are open competitive procurements with two-year to five-year contract terms and values ranging from under $100,000 to over $1 million.