UNSPSC 23242505: Profiling and duplicating milling machine

Profile milling machines have five-axis movements, three linear and two angular movements. Duplicating milling machines reproduce parts from a master model by using tracer fingers.

UNSPSC 23242505 Profiling and duplicating milling machine (Commodity) encompasses pavement milling equipment and services used in roadway rehabilitation and surface preparation work. State and local governments procure this code primarily for asphalt milling operations tied to street resurfacing projects, though recent solicitations show demand concentrated among higher-education institutions acquiring new CNC milling equipment for machine shops and instructional facilities. Issuing bodies include university systems (Texas A&M University System, Metropolitan State University of Denver through the Auraria Higher Education Center), county public works departments (Broward County, Floyd County), and municipalities (City of Jackson). The Texas A&M University System appears as a repeat buyer, posting three separate ITBs in June and July 2026 for CNC equipment, machine shop fabrication equipment, and a CNC lathe and machining center.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi. Representative solicitations include Texas A&M University System ITB TAMUS-ITB-26-0540 for CNC equipment (due July 13, 2026), Floyd County Board of Commissioners BID 26-004 for daily milling machine rental with two operators to perform approximately 32,765 square yards of profile milling across three neighborhoods (due February 12, 2026), and the City of Jackson sealed bid for W. Woodrow Wilson Avenue resurfacing including milling work (due February 24, 2026). The Auraria Higher Education Center solicited documented quotes for Sharp Industries lathe and mill packages through Denver County (due April 16, 2026). A Sourcewell cooperative procurement RFP #061626 for law enforcement equipment posted May 12, 2026 shows milling-machine-related activity unrelated to this code's nominal scope and should not be treated as a representative opportunity.