UNSPSC 24101647: Material lifting clamp

A clamp that is designed to pick up and hold or move an object.

UNSPSC 24101647 Material lifting clamp is a Commodity code that encompasses portable vehicle lifts, hydraulic material handling equipment, and lifting devices used across state and local operations. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying equipment and services that span portable transit lifts, warehouse forklifts and pallet jacks, personnel lifts, mobile column lifts for vehicle maintenance, and lifting hardware for chain rigging—a range broader than the narrow code name suggests. Issuing bodies include transit authorities, county courts, county departments of water resources and procurement, municipal utilities commissions, city fleet management divisions, and county transit departments. The work includes both equipment purchases and ancillary services such as preventative maintenance contracts, annual safety inspections, delivery, installation, and charging-equipment setup.

Activity is concentrated in California and Georgia with representation in North Carolina and Florida. Charlotte Area Transit System issued an RFP (due July 8, 2026) for preventative maintenance and repair services on 32 Stertil Koni portable lifts at two North Carolina facilities. Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles issued an IFB (due May 23, 2026) for warehouse material handling equipment including electric reach trucks, sit-down forklifts, and pallet jacks with delivery and periodic maintenance, where bidders must be authorized resellers and new products only are accepted, and a DVBE preference offering up to $5,000 bid reduction applies. San Mateo County issued an RFQ (due April 27, 2026) for two Ballymore PS10 Power Stocker hydraulic lifts with delivery by August 15, 2026. Augusta-Richmond County issued an ITB (due May 27, 2026) for a Rotary MCHM419 mobile column lift with a Local Vendor Preference program applying to bids within $100,000 and M/WBE requirements across all bids. New Smyrna Beach Utilities Commission issued an ITB (due March 4, 2026) for a 15,500-pound diesel forklift with multiple equipment options. The City of Ocala issued an ITB (due March 10, 2026) for annual aerial lift inspection services on 88 pieces of equipment across multiple city departments, with the two-year contract valued through unit pricing on bucket trucks, digger derricks, construction cranes, and utility body cranes. Gwinnett County issued an Informal Written Quotation (due April 3, 2026) for 125 Gunnebo Industries sling hooks for lifting chains.