UNSPSC 24101661: Vehicle lift

Lifting device, usually hydraulic, used for lifting vehicles for maintenance of underbody of vehicle, alignment of wheel and maintenance of tire and others.

UNSPSC 24101661 Vehicle lift is a Commodity code encompassing the purchase of automotive lifts and loading/unloading equipment that state and local governments procure for fleet maintenance, emergency services, and facility operations. Recent state and local solicitations show procurement of scissor lifts, mobile column lifts, four-post vehicle lifts, rolling bridge jacks, and dock lifts—both new equipment purchases and conversion services. The work spans singular equipment acquisitions to multi-unit packages, with specifications frequently including lift capacity (measured in pounds), working height, power systems (electric or pneumatic), safety certifications (ALI standards, ADA compliance), and delivery with installation or training. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include state departments (Texas Department of Criminal Justice, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Utah Department of Transportation), county governments (Augusta-Richmond County, Georgia; Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska; Milwaukee County, Wisconsin), school districts (San Antonio Independent School District), and transit authorities (Augusta Transit Department). The mix reflects both large-scale operations requiring multiple lifts and smaller facilities acquiring single units.

Recent activity spans the South (Texas, Georgia, Florida), Midwest (Wisconsin), West (California, Alaska), and Mountain West (Utah). Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Department of Criminal Justice IFB IW252869 for two scissorlifts with bids due July 3, 2026; the San Antonio Independent School District RFP #26-021(BS) for refrigerated trucks with liftgates due May 19, 2026, evaluated on cost, vendor reputation, and HUB compliance; Augusta-Richmond County's ITB for a Rotary MCHM419 Flex Max mobile column lift (75,200 lb. capacity) due May 27, 2026, subject to local vendor preference; the California Department of General Services IFB #38047 for 40 ADA wheelchair lift van conversions (with 10-unit option) due May 4, 2026, offering small business and DVBE preference; and Milwaukee County's re-bid ITB for one 26-foot electric micro slim slab scissor lift due February 26, 2026, with DBE obligations and cost-of-ownership evaluation. The Matanuska-Susitna Borough RFQ for a 4-post lift, rolling jack, and air-fitting kit capped at $50,000 illustrates smaller municipal procurement. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction—HUB compliance, local vendor preference, DBE, and DVBE designations appear in specific solicitations, particularly in Texas and California.