UNSPSC 23153037: Feed roll assembly

UNSPSC 23153037 Feed roll assembly is a Commodity code that sees minimal relevant recent activity in state and local procurement. The code's nominal scope—feed roll assemblies for machinery and equipment—aligns poorly with the recent opportunities posted under this classification. Of the sixteen recent solicitations, only one has a tangential connection: Gwinnett County's BL109-26 Sheriff's Office Freezer #8 Replacement Project (sealed bid, due August 7, 2026) involves installation of a walk-in freezer with associated evaporator and condensing units, but the primary deliverables are facility construction services, not feed roll assemblies. The remaining opportunities span water utility relocations, bridge replacements, trail construction, erosion control, boardwalk installation, equipment purchases (plate compactors, power supplies, robotics), and pre-qualification for industrial machinery components—none directly aligned with feed roll procurement. The issuing bodies are geographically diverse: Gwinnett County and DeKalb County in Georgia; Orange County, Collier County, Indian River County, Hillsborough County, and Seminole County in Florida; Hancock County in Georgia; Dallas County and the City of Cibolo in Texas; the City of Brownsville in Texas; the Town of Waterford in Connecticut; the City of Tarpon Springs in Florida; and Santa Rosa County in Florida, along with several special districts and municipal authorities. The geographic spread covers the Southeast (Georgia, Florida), South (Texas), and Northeast (Connecticut), with sporadic activity across multiple states and no concentration in any region.

This code shows no active recent procurement for feed roll assemblies in the state and local market as of July 2026. The single freezer-replacement opportunity tagged to this code is a construction project requiring general contracting and mechanical installation work, not feed roll components. The mismatch between the code's nominal product scope and the posted opportunities suggests either a classification error in the source data or genuine dormancy in feed roll assembly procurement at the state and local level during this period. Business development professionals should monitor this code for updated activity, but current signals do not support pursuit based on recent market indicators.