UNSPSC 25191547: Baggage and cargo handling system

Baggage and cargo handling systems enable the smooth handling and transportation of passenger luggage and cargo shipments at airports. Automated baggage handling systems that accurately track and process the flow of luggage are essential for efficient baggage handling.

UNSPSC 25191547 Baggage and cargo handling system is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement practice spans airport ground support equipment and systems supporting passenger and cargo operations. The code encompasses equipment, software platforms, and integrated systems that manage baggage, cargo, and related airport functions—including Flight Information Display Systems (FIDS), passenger boarding equipment, ramp service systems, luggage cart rental services, and airport-ground support infrastructure. State and local buying patterns under this code reflect diverse airport operations: capital equipment procurement (boarding bridges, ramp sweepers, boarding stairs), software-based information systems (FIDS platforms), and recurring service contracts for equipment maintenance and operation. Issuing bodies are predominantly municipal aviation authorities and county airport operators managing commercial or regional service airports—the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, City of Dallas Department of Aviation, Pinellas County (St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport), Savannah Airport Commission, City of McKinney, and similar mid-size to large regional airport authorities. These buyers solicit annually or as operational needs and capital renewal cycles demand, often with multi-year contract terms and federal funding compliance requirements tied to Airport Improvement Program (AIP) grants.

Recent opportunities span the United States with concentration in Florida and Georgia. The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority posted an ITN for Flight Information Display System design, configuration, implementation, and seven-year operation and maintenance on July 16, 2026, due August 27, 2026, supporting the ninth-busiest U.S. airport. The City of Dallas Department of Aviation solicited sealed proposals for procurement, removal, and installation of twenty passenger boarding bridges and twenty ground power units at Dallas Love Field on May 8, 2026, due May 29, 2026, valued at approximately $1 million in service value and federally assisted through AIP funding. Savannah Airport Commission issued a Request for Quote for one new Terminal Ramp Sweeper on January 21, 2026, due February 24, 2026, requiring USA manufacture, comprehensive warranties, and local service availability within fifty miles. Pinellas County solicited maintenance and repair services for airport access control and video management systems at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport through an ITB due May 5, 2026, with an estimated annual contract value near $105,000. Geographic activity spreads across Florida, Georgia, Texas, and New Mexico, with repeat procurement cycles driven by equipment lifecycle replacement, system upgrades, and operational continuity requirements at commercial and regional airports.