UNSPSC 24101715: Conveyor belting

UNSPSC 24101715 Conveyor belting is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to tag elevator and vertical conveyance system work, though recent solicitations show the code applies primarily to maintenance, repair, and modernization of elevators rather than industrial conveyor systems. The City of Tucson, Arizona has posted two related opportunities under or aligned with this code: an RFP for comprehensive preventive maintenance and repair of vertical conveyance systems across approximately 47 units at city facilities (due July 7, 2026) and an IFB for complete modernization of two passenger elevators at City Hall (due June 12, 2024). The scope includes routine monthly preventive maintenance, 24/7 emergency repair and entrapment release, annual and five-year load testing, and full-time emergency communication monitoring. Bidders must maintain local business presence, employ locally-based technicians, hold required licenses and certifications, and comply with criminal background investigations. Evaluation criteria emphasize method of approach, qualifications and experience, and price. Both solicitations are subject to federal compliance requirements including Section 3 employment benchmarks (25 percent of labor hours from Section 3 workers, 5 percent from Targeted Section 3 workers), prevailing wage requirements, and Buy America certifications where applicable.

Recent activity is concentrated in Arizona, specifically the City of Tucson, with no other state or local jurisdictions visible in the opportunities block. The Tucson RFP for vertical conveyance system maintenance and repair (Solicitation 260200) represents active demand for ongoing elevator services across municipal facilities, with a pre-submittal meeting held June 25, 2026 and proposals due July 7, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. local time. The City Hall elevator modernization IFB (Solicitation 240093) estimated between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000 shows municipal appetite for capital replacement work, though the bid due date (June 12, 2024) has passed. A third notice from Williamson County Purchasing Department (Texas) announces an office relocation and contains no procurement scope; it should not inform pursuit decisions under this code.