UNSPSC 26111909: Electrical clutches

UNSPSC 26111909 Electrical clutches is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned to its nominal scope. The one relevant opportunity in the recent record is Broward County's RFI (solicitation BLD6232026F12, due July 1, 2026) contesting a proposed sole-source designation for Bubenzer brakes and rail clamps at Port Everglades, which concerns electromechanical brake and holding systems for container gantry cranes rather than electrical clutches per se. The work scope covers supply, installation, upgrades, repairs, service, and maintenance of crane brake systems that provide secure holding under all operating conditions and serve as emergency stopping mechanisms. The remaining recent opportunities posted under this code — a DeKalb County IT and Low Voltage Infrastructure system rebuild, an Atlanta BeltLine informational session for trail corridor construction trades, and a Sourcewell cooperative RFP for law enforcement equipment — do not relate to electrical clutches or brake systems and appear to be misaligned taggings in the procurement database.

Broward County stands as the only recent issuing body with a directly relevant procurement under this code. Geographic activity centers on Florida, specifically the South Florida region, where Port Everglades port operations drive the brake and holding-system solicitation. The code shows sparse recent activity overall, with no other state departments, counties, cities, or transit authorities posting electrical-clutch procurement in the available record. The Broward County RFI is information-gathering only and carries no purchase commitment; it precedes any formal bid solicitation and invites vendors to contest the sole-source designation or demonstrate equivalent capability. Given the narrow activity base and the mismatch between the code's nominal scope and most recent postings, firms evaluating this Commodity code should expect limited near-term pursuit opportunities unless they specialize in port equipment, maritime crane brake systems, or industrial holding mechanisms.