UNSPSC 24101743: Conveyor tail shaft

Shaft used on conveyor systems. It is located at the unloading end of the conveyor system.

UNSPSC 24101743 Conveyor tail shaft, a Commodity code, does not reflect the actual scope of work state and local governments are soliciting under this code. Recent state and local procurement activity tagged to this code spans traffic signal infrastructure modernization, maintenance, equipment supply, and professional engineering services — none of which involve conveyor systems or conveyor components. The City of Phoenix Water Services Department's August 2026 IFB (solicitation IFB-25-0748) is the only recent opportunity in the source that names conveyor system equipment at all, seeking supply and delivery of 185 specific conveyor components from authorized distributors with a minimum five-year track record, under an eight-year contract commencing August 1, 2025, with firm pricing for year one and subject to city approval for annual adjustments thereafter. All other recent opportunities across the dataset — including traffic signal modernization contracts from the City of Brownsville, Pasco County, Fort Worth, and Denver; traffic signal maintenance services from the City of Detroit; and traffic signal cabinet supply from Boulder County — fall outside the scope of this Commodity code entirely.

The code shows minimal relevant recent activity. State and local governments are not actively procuring conveyor tail shafts or subordinate conveyor components through public bidding. The Phoenix Water Services procurement represents a specialized supply agreement for an urban water utility's equipment inventory, not a signal for sustained demand across state and local jurisdictions. Geographic concentration is impossible to characterize given the single relevant opportunity; issuing bodies and repeat buyers cannot be identified from the available record. This Commodity code is not a useful target for business development in state and local procurement right now.