UNSPSC 24101702: Ball transfer tables

UNSPSC 24101702 Ball transfer tables, a Commodity code, does not map to the recent state and local procurement activity tagged under it. The source contains no solicitations for ball transfer tables or material-handling equipment. Instead, the tagged opportunities overwhelmingly reflect traffic signal infrastructure work—design, installation, modernization, repair parts, and communications equipment across municipalities and counties in Texas, Florida, Colorado, Kansas, Georgia, New Jersey, Mississippi, and Oklahoma. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope (ball transfer tables are conveyors or workstation components) and the actual work being procured suggests a classification error in the source data.

Traffic signal infrastructure drives the recent activity: the City of Brownsville solicited bids for 12th Street Traffic Signal Improvement (IFB 145-26-EPW-IFB, due May 26, 2026), encompassing LED signal heads, pedestrian infrastructure, fiber optic communications, CCTV cameras, and vehicle detection systems at ten intersections; the City of Detroit issued an RFQ for Traffic Signal Maintenance Service (due June 5, 2026); Broward County, Florida solicited FEMA Emergency Traffic Signal Restoration and Repair services (ITB, due May 19, 2026); and Harris County, Texas, via Precinct 4, requested installation and modification of traffic signal systems along Fry Road (ITB, due April 6, 2026). Issuing bodies span cities, counties, state procurement cooperatives, and special districts. Geographically, Texas dominates the recent opportunities (Brownsville, Dallas, Fort Worth, Harris County, Round Rock, Olathe in Kansas, Denver and Boulder County in Colorado, Broward County and Pasco County in Florida, Bergen County in New Jersey, and Oklahoma round out the spread. Because the code's stated commodity does not align with the solicitations, the data does not support a reliable market assessment under UNSPSC 24101702.