UNSPSC 23251603: Rolling press

A machine used in metal sheet manufacturing wherein metal sheets are passed through revolving rollers to achieve the desired thickness.

UNSPSC 23251603 Rolling press is a Commodity code that covers industrial machinery and equipment for metal forming, cutting, and finishing operations. State and local governments are actually buying CNC machinery, machining centers, wire electrical discharge machining (EDM) systems, and shearing equipment through this code — driven by educational institutions, state technical colleges, and transit or sanitation departments that maintain fabrication shops and training programs. The scope includes the equipment itself, along with installation, tooling, training, replacement parts, and warranty or maintenance service agreements bundled with the purchase.

Texas A&M University System dominates recent activity under this code, having issued at least three ITBs for CNC equipment and machine shop fabrication gear in late June and July 2026 — TAMUSITB260540 (CNC equipment, due July 13, 2026), TAMUSITB260541 (machine shop, welding, and fabrication equipment, due July 15, 2026), and TAMUSITB260542 (CNC lathe and machining center, due July 23, 2026). Additional recent opportunities include Texas State Technical College's RFP-315 for Wire EDM machines and transformers with delivery by Summer 2026; Polk County, Florida Schools' vendor response for comprehensive CNC training solutions including desktop and industrial mills and lathes with installation and two-year warranty (due March 24, 2026); and the State of California's RFB-IS-26200650 for a shearing machine (due March 10, 2026). Texas Department of Transportation issued two separate ITBs for OEM replacement parts for Cincinnati Shear machines at its Austin Production Shop (due June 2, 2026 and April 16, 2026, respectively), and Hillsborough County, Florida awarded a five-year sole-source contract valued at $1,992,824.18 to Powerscreen of Florida, Inc. for maintenance, repairs, and parts on Komptech composting equipment at the SE Landfill in Tampa. Activity concentrates in Texas and Florida, with spot procurement in California and Minnesota. All recent opportunities were posted as ITBs, RFBs, RFPs, or vendor responses with electronic submission requirements through agency-specific procurement portals.