UNSPSC 24101615: Loading ramps

UNSPSC 24101615 Loading ramps is a Commodity code that covers the purchase and maintenance of material-handling lifts, lift equipment, and ancillary lifting hardware used across state and local facilities. State and local governments buy under this code when acquiring new lift equipment for warehouse and fleet operations, contracting preventive maintenance and repairs on existing lifts, and procuring related hardware such as lifting hooks and chains. Issuing bodies span city transit authorities, county utilities commissions, court systems, and county government departments. Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS), San Mateo County, Augusta-Richmond County, and City of Ocala appear as recent solicitors; others issuing under or near this code include the Superior Court of California County of Los Angeles, New Smyrna Beach Utilities Commission, and Gwinnett County.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and California. CATS issued a proposal solicitation due July 8, 2026 for preventive maintenance and repair services on approximately 32 Stertil Koni portable vehicle lifts at two Charlotte-area facilities. Augusta-Richmond County issued an Invitation to Bid due May 27, 2026 for one Rotary MCHM419 Flex Max mobile column lift (75,200 lb. capacity) for the Augusta Transit Department, with Local Vendor Preference and M/WBE program requirements applying. San Mateo County issued a Request for Quote due April 27, 2026 for two Ballymore PS10 Power Stocker manually-propelled hydraulic lifts for internal material handling. The Superior Court of California County of Los Angeles issued an Invitation for Bids due May 23, 2026 for warehouse material handling equipment including reach trucks, sit-down forklifts, and pallet jacks with charging, maintenance, and delivery included; that procurement offered a 3% DVBE bid reduction incentive. New Smyrna Beach Utilities Commission issued an Invitation to Bid due March 4, 2026 for a 15,500-pound capacity diesel-powered forklift with comprehensive safety specifications. The City of Ocala issued an Invitation to Bid (closed March 5, 2026) for annual testing and inspection services on 88 pieces of aerial lift equipment including bucket trucks, digger derricks, and construction cranes across city departments.