UNSPSC 24101636: Counter weight bag and counterweight

Weights attached to the counterweight cantilever or to the rotating platform to assist in counteracting the weight of the load and/or certain parts during operation.

UNSPSC 24101636 Counter weight bag and counterweight is a Commodity code. State and local procurement activity under this code shows minimal recent relevance, as the most recent opportunities tagged to it involve bridge construction, crane services, and structural design work where counterweights are incidental to or absent from the actual scope. The Orange County, Florida sealed-bid emergency bridge replacement (Y26742, due July 7, 2026, estimated $6.2 million) and Sarasota County's steel truss pedestrian bridge construction (IFB 262861MN, due July 20, 2026) involve structural work but do not isolate counterweight procurement as a distinct line item. Similarly, the City of Palm Bay's Fred Poppe Regional Park Bridge and New Roadway project (ITB 46ITB26, due August 4, 2026) encompasses concrete bridge construction with no explicit counterweight specification. The Orange County Transportation Authority's Operated Crane and Rigging Services (RFQ 250039, due December 9, 2025, estimated $50,000) and Keys Energy Services' Crane Services During Emergency Situations (RFP, due March 20, 2026) relate to equipment operation rather than counterweight supply.

The code shows no active market segment of repeat issuing bodies or geographic concentration among state and local jurisdictions. Recent opportunities originate from Florida counties (Orange, Sarasota, Brevard via Palm Bay, and Keys Energy in Key West), Wisconsin county (Winnebago), New Jersey county (Bergen), California municipalities (West Sacramento, Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County, Orange County Transportation Authority), and Texas state procurement (TxDOT), but none advance counterweight procurement as a primary commodity. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and the equipment-centric nature of actual solicitations suggests this code sees little dedicated state and local procurement activity in the current market.