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 covering portable equipment and associated maintenance services that state and local governments purchase to support construction, maintenance, fleet, and operational activities. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring portable lifts, material handling equipment, and related inspection or repair services rather than clamps in isolation — the work actually being bought spans preventative maintenance contracts, annual inspection programs, and equipment purchases bundled with installation and warranty support. Issuing bodies include educational service districts, city fleet management and transit departments, and county court systems, reflecting the code's application across diverse public operations requiring portable lifting capacity for vehicles, construction materials, or facility maintenance.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, North Carolina, and California. Educational Service District 564 in Texas posted an RFQ on October 7, 2026 (due November 19, 2026) for portable construction and maintenance equipment supporting ESD 564 and participating Texas entities. The City of Ocala, Florida issued ITB FLT/260478 for annual aerial lift inspection services covering 88 pieces of equipment (bucket trucks, digger derricks, cranes, and utility body cranes) at its Fleet Management facility. Charlotte Area Transit System's Bus Operations Division solicited proposals on June 5, 2026 (due July 8, 2026) for preventative maintenance and repair services on approximately 32 portable Stertil Koni vehicle lifts across two facilities in Mecklenburg County and Charlotte. The Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles issued IFB 2026049 on April 30, 2026 (due May 23, 2026) for warehouse material handling equipment including electric reach trucks, sit-down forklifts, and pallet jacks with charging, maintenance, and delivery to Monrovia, California by September 30, 2026; the Court offered a 3% DVBE bid reduction incentive not to exceed $5,000.