UNSPSC 24101648: Plate lifting clamp

Clamp manufactured to transport mainly plate type objects by picking up or hanging them horizontally or vertically.

UNSPSC 24101648 Plate lifting clamp is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure vehicle lifts, material handling equipment, and lifting components for fleet maintenance, transit operations, and warehouse logistics. The recent solicitations show two primary categories of work: acquisition of new or replacement mobile and portable lifting equipment (automotive lifts, portable lifts, forklifts, pallet jacks) and maintenance or inspection services on existing lift equipment. Charlotte Area Transit System's June 2026 RFP for preventative maintenance and repair on 32 Stertil Koni portable vehicle lifts exemplifies the service side; San Mateo County's April 2026 RFQ for two Ballymore PS10 Power Stocker Lifts and Augusta-Richmond County's May 2026 ITB for a Rotary mobile column lift represent equipment purchases. The issuing bodies span transit authorities, county departments, municipal courts, and utilities commissions, with activity concentrated in equipment replacement cycles rather than steady-state operations.

Geographic activity appears concentrated in California (San Mateo County, Los Angeles Superior Court), the Southeast (North Carolina, Georgia, Florida), and scattered utility and transit operations nationwide. Representative recent opportunities include Charlotte Area Transit System's RFP (Solicitation 26920262077) due July 8, 2026 for lift maintenance services; San Mateo County's RFQ (2026RFQ00356) due April 27, 2026 for two hydraulic personnel lifts; Augusta-Richmond County's ITB for a wireless mobile column lift due May 27, 2026; New Smyrna Beach Utilities Commission's ITB for a 15,500-pound diesel forklift due March 4, 2026; and the City of Ocala's ITB for aerial lift inspection services on 88 pieces of equipment. Bid values and contract durations vary widely—the Ocala inspection contract covers a two-year term across multiple equipment categories, while equipment purchases are typically single units or small lots with delivery deadlines ranging from August through September 2026. Set-asides and preferences apply selectively: Augusta-Richmond County invokes Local Vendor Preference (10 percent threshold) and M/WBE requirements; Los Angeles Superior Court offers a 3 percent DVBE incentive; most other solicitations impose no explicit set-asides.