UNSPSC 23241805: Rotary table drilling machine

Single or multiple drill head, multiple work station rotating platen drilling machine

UNSPSC 23241805 Rotary table drilling machine is a Commodity code under which state and local governments have solicited only tangentially related equipment and materials over the past four months. The recent opportunities tagged to this code reflect a significant mismatch: the Texas A&M University System issued three ITBs between June and October 2026 for press brakes and CNC equipment (lathe, machining centers, general CNC equipment), while the Texas Department of Transportation solicited OEM replacement parts for Cincinnati Shear machines, and the State of California sought a water table CNC plasma cutter. None of these opportunities—metalworking and fabrication support equipment—align with the code's stated scope of rotary table drilling machines. The issuing bodies represent higher education (TAMUS), state transportation departments (TxDOT), and state procurement offices (California), alongside one county-level sole-source award for composting equipment maintenance unrelated to drilling.

Geographic activity centers on Texas and California. TAMUS posted five ITBs across a three-month window (June through October 2026) for machine shop and fabrication equipment through the AggieBid platform, all with response windows of 7 to 16 days and all requiring electronic submission. TxDOT issued two separate IFBs for Cincinnati Shear parts in April and June 2026, with due dates in April and June respectively. California posted RFBs for CNC plasma-cutting equipment in June 2026 with a June 15 due date. The code shows little recent activity aligned with its nominal scope; state and local procurement of rotary table drilling machines proper is not evident in the current opportunities block.