UNSPSC 23241410: Worm grinding machine

A type of grinding machine that grinds the tooth profile of the worm with the twisted tooth of one line or several lines of screw shape.

UNSPSC 23241410 Worm grinding machine is a Commodity code with sparse recent state and local activity, and the limited opportunities posted show little alignment with the code's nominal scope. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources posted two eRFQs for reel grinders at Brazell's Creek Golf Course (one in February 2026 due February 19, and another in March 2026 due March 30), both seeking single-source purchases of equipment meeting detailed specifications at lowest responsive and responsible cost. A Sourcewell cooperative purchasing RFP (#061626) posted in May 2026 with a June 16 response deadline seeks to establish a law enforcement equipment contracting solution for multiple Washington counties and thousands of public entities nationwide through a participating addendum structure. A Jacksonville Transportation Authority RFP (P-24-025) for transit stop operational maintenance posted in February 2026 covers shelter construction, maintenance, and repair across Northeast Florida with a 30% DBE goal and firm-fixed pricing. The reel-grinder opportunities are equipment-specific commodity buys; the law enforcement and transit maintenance solicitations do not clearly map to worm grinding machinery.

Activity under this code concentrates in Georgia (two reel-grinder eRFQs from a state agency) and involves interstate cooperative frameworks (Sourcewell serving Washington counties plus nationwide entities) and regional transit authorities (Jacksonville). The code shows limited recent relevant procurement momentum — two identical reel-grinder solicitations from the same agency within six weeks suggest repeat or reissued buys rather than broad category adoption, and the law enforcement and transit opportunities appear miscoded to this machinery classification. State and local demand for worm grinding machines specifically does not surface clearly in recent postings; prospective vendors should monitor Georgia's procurement system for additional reel-grinder activity and clarify whether equipment-specific coding or cooperative purchasing frameworks are the actual entry points for this equipment category in state and local markets.