UNSPSC 24101670: Load and angle indicator

Angle indicator known as a slope or boom angle indicator, an angle gauge, a clinometer and a gradiometer, these devices are used in applications to warn an operator of the working angle of a machine for safety purposes - and correct operation of the inclinometer is critical.

UNSPSC 24101670 Load and angle indicator (Commodity) encompasses inspection, testing, and maintenance services for construction and material-handling equipment, as well as the supply and repair of portable lifting devices used across operations and fleet management. Recent state and local solicitations show that this code captures annual testing and dielectric inspections of aerial lifts, preventative maintenance and repair contracts for portable vehicle lifts, and the procurement of warehouse material-handling equipment such as electric reach trucks and forklifts. Issuing bodies include educational service districts, municipal transit authorities, county courts, and city fleet management departments, reflecting demand across diverse operational contexts where equipment safety and regulatory compliance are critical. The work spans equipment inspection and certification services, spare parts or replacement equipment supply, and ongoing maintenance support.

Geographic activity appears concentrated in the South and West, with recent solicitations originating from Texas, Florida, North Carolina, and California. Educational Service District 564 in Texas posted an invitation to bid for portable construction and maintenance equipment with responses due November 19, 2026. The City of Ocala, Florida, issued ITB #FLT/260478 for annual aerial lift inspection services covering 88 pieces of equipment across multiple city departments, with an initial two-year contract term and unit pricing required for five equipment categories. Charlotte Area Transit System in North Carolina solicited preventative maintenance and repair services for approximately 32 Stertil Koni portable vehicle lifts at two facilities, with proposals due July 8, 2026. The Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, issued an IFB for warehouse material-handling equipment including electric reach trucks, sit-down forklifts, and pallet jacks by May 23, 2026, with a DVBE preference offering a 3% bid reduction incentive not to exceed $5,000.