UNSPSC 25191706: Railway rolling stock lifting jack

A jack that lifts up railway vehicles such as locomotives, passenger cars, etc.

UNSPSC 25191706 Railway rolling stock lifting jack is a Commodity code that addresses portable electric lifting systems designed to support maintenance and service activities on rail vehicles. State and local governments procure these systems primarily through transit authorities operating commuter rail fleets. The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) posted solicitation 2604047PP in May 2026, seeking a modern portable electric jack system to replace its existing heavy-duty portable electric lifting jacks and support lifting activities across UTA's entire fleet of commuter rail vehicles at the Warm Springs Rail Service Center. The procurement was structured as a competitive bid with a June 9, 2026 response deadline and involved Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City as coordinating jurisdictions. Transit authorities represent the primary issuing body under this code, reflecting the specialized nature of rail vehicle maintenance infrastructure and the capital intensity of replacing or upgrading lifting systems that must be compatible across multiple vehicle types and operational requirements.

Recent activity under the code concentrates in the Mountain West, with Utah showing documented procurement activity in the second quarter of 2026. The UTA opportunity represents the most directly relevant recent solicitation: the agency specified technical requirements in attached specification documents (including a Portable Heavy Duty Lifts document and pricing spreadsheet) and required bidders to demonstrate compatibility across all existing Bombardier Bilevel commuter rail vehicles in the UTA fleet. UTA's procurement cycle reflects capital planning focused on equipment modernization to support 24/7 rail maintenance operations. Beyond the UTA solicitation, the source shows limited recent activity directly matching the railway rolling stock lifting jack code, suggesting this remains a specialized procurement category with longer intervals between replacement cycles compared to consumables or routine vehicle maintenance services.