UNSPSC 24101741: Internal belt scraper

This device consists of a fabricated metallic frame containing blades made of a flexible material. It is mounted just over a conveyor belt where it scrapes the conveyed material.

UNSPSC 24101741 Internal belt scraper is a Commodity code that sees minimal recent state and local procurement activity directly aligned with its nominal scope. The code's abstract name suggests equipment components for conveyor and bulk-material handling systems, yet the recent opportunities block contains no solicitations for scrapers, belts, or conveyor components bearing this code designation. One entry—the City of Phoenix Water Services Department's IFB for conveyor system equipment—mentions 185 specific conveyor components across an eight-year contract commencing August 1, 2025, but the posting does not tag the work to UNSPSC 24101741 or verify that internal belt scrapers appear among the line items. The remaining nine opportunities in the block address traffic signal installation, maintenance, and modernization across multiple jurisdictions; professional engineering services; office supplies; and recreation supplies—none of which relate to internal belt scrapers or conveyor component procurement. This mismatch suggests either that the code is not routinely applied to state and local traffic-signal and infrastructure work dominating recent solicitations, or that the code sees sparse activity overall and does not populate meaningfully in current state and local procurement databases.

State and local bodies posting traffic signal, pedestrian infrastructure, and public works projects over the past five months include cities (Brownsville, Phoenix, Fort Worth, Detroit, Dallas, Temple, Boulder County), counties (Pasco County, Harris County, Cameron County), and special-purpose entities (Atlanta BeltLine, City of Detroit Office of Contracting and Procurement), with the heaviest concentration of recent work in Texas—Brownsville, Fort Worth, and Cameron County—and secondary activity in Florida, Colorado, Georgia, Oklahoma, and the District of Columbia. No recent opportunities explicitly reference internal belt scrapers or equipment procurement under UNSPSC 24101741.