UNSPSC 24101601: Elevators

UNSPSC 24101601 Elevators, a Commodity code, covers maintenance, repair, inspection, modernization, and installation services for passenger elevators, freight elevators, hydraulic systems, traction systems, and related vertical transportation equipment across state and local government facilities. State and local governments procure these services to ensure safety compliance, operational continuity, and code adherence at administrative buildings, courthouses, detention centers, libraries, parking structures, convention centers, schools, and specialized public facilities. The work ranges from routine preventive maintenance and emergency response to capital modernization projects, third-party inspections, testing and certification, and equipment replacement.

Issuing bodies include city procurement offices, county public works and facilities departments, state agencies, school districts, universities, special-purpose districts, and transit authorities. Recent solicitations show activity across all jurisdiction types, with cities (Arlington, Fort Worth, Tucson, San Antonio, Madison, Phoenix, Savannah), counties (Orange County California and Florida, Pinellas County, Cobb County, Sarasota County, Consolidated Government of Columbus), states (Rhode Island, Maryland, Wisconsin), school districts (Westport Public Schools), and universities (Towson University, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater) all actively procuring. The geographic spread includes Texas, California, Florida, Georgia, Arizona, Connecticut, Colorado, Maryland, Wisconsin, Rhode Island, and additional states served through cooperative purchasing vehicles. Recent representative opportunities include the City of Fort Worth seeking non-exclusive agreements for elevator and escalator maintenance and repairs on an as-needed basis (RFP, due Jul 30, 2026); Orange County, California Public Works requesting competitive bids for preventive maintenance, emergency repair, and five-year certification testing of Kone elevators at administrative facilities under an IFB with a $1 million estimated five-year value (IFB #080-3085403-RN, due Aug 4, 2026); Cobb County soliciting design, purchase, and installation of two commercial passenger hydraulic elevators at its detention center (due Jul 23, 2026); the City of Tucson requesting proposals for comprehensive preventive maintenance and repair of approximately 47 vertical conveyance units across city buildings with federal HUD, FTA, and ARPA funding requiring Section 3 employment and DBE participation (due Jul 7, 2026); Pinellas County, Florida conducting an ITQ for vertical transportation inspection services covering 102 units with incumbent ATIS Elevator Inspections valued at approximately $20,346 annually (due Mar 20, 2026); and Education Service Center Region 10 issuing an RFP on behalf of itself and the Equalis Group cooperative membership for elevator, escalator, and moving walkway equipment, installation, service, and repair with estimated annual volume exceeding $100 million by year three (due Apr 17, 2026). Prevailing wage requirements, performance bonds, insurance minimums ($1 million to $5 million general liability typical), emergency response mandates, and technical certifications (C-11 California contractor license, ASME A17.1 and A17.2 compliance, Florida elevator technician credentials, Maryland elevator inspection licenses) appear routinely across solicitations. Local business preferences and small business set-asides (Orange County OCLSB and DVBE receiving 5% bid preference; Pinellas County Certified Small Business Enterprise preference; San Antonio VOSB program; Tucson Section 3 and DBE requirements) are common, and several solicitations require compliance with prevailing wage obligations under federal or state law.