UNSPSC 23242614: Key seating machine

A machine tool that is used to cut the keyway and key groove.

UNSPSC 23242614 Key seating machine is a Commodity code that covers industrial metal-working equipment, including presses and shears used in fabrication, machine shops, and equipment maintenance operations. State and local governments soliciting under this code are primarily higher-education institutions and state departments purchasing capital equipment and replacement parts for production facilities. The Texas A&M University System (TAMUS) has posted multiple ITBs for press brakes and CNC equipment since mid-June 2026, indicating sustained procurement activity around sheet-metal and precision fabrication equipment at university production centers. The code's scope includes both complete machines and original-equipment-manufacturer (OEM) replacement components—from bearing assemblies and seals to full Cincinnati Shear parts kits—purchased to maintain or upgrade in-service equipment at state production shops.

Recent activity clusters in Texas, where the Texas A&M University System and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) have dominated postings. TAMUS issued ITB TAMUS-ITB-26-0540 for CNC equipment (due July 13, 2026), ITB TAMUS-ITB-26-0541 for machine shop and welding equipment (due July 15, 2026), and multiple press-brake ITBs in September and October 2026 (TAMUS-ITB-27-0545 due September 25, and TAMUS-ITB-270548 due October 29). TxDOT released two separate IFBs for OEM Cincinnati Shear replacement parts (601440000052666 due April 16, 2026, and 601440000053313 due June 2, 2026), each specifying 23 line items of mechanical components with firm, fixed-price delivery to its Austin Production Shop. California posted an RFB for a Water Table CNC Hypertherm Plasma Cutter (RFB-IS-26201000 due June 11, 2026), and Hillsborough County, Florida posted a sole-source procurement notice for Komptech composting equipment maintenance and parts (estimated value $1,992,824.18 over five years). All TAMUS solicitations route through the AggieBid platform; TxDOT uses the Euna Procurement system; California and Hillsborough County use their respective state and county procurement portals. The code shows no significant recent activity outside Texas and California.