UNSPSC 30191614: Ladder tray

Ladder attachment that holds bucket and tools in a high position.

UNSPSC 30191614 Ladder tray is a Commodity code covering ladder and related access equipment supplied to state and local facilities, though recent solicitations show this code tagged inconsistently across disparate product categories. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey issued a three-year requirements contract (BID6000003376, due July 13, 2026) for supply and delivery of ladders and scaffolding to multiple warehouse locations in New York and New Jersey, which aligns with the code's nominal scope. However, the same code also appears in unrelated solicitations: the City of Santa Monica Fire Department's RFP for custom fire engines and aerial ladder trucks, Klein Independent School District's CTE and Advanced Academics equipment procurement, and Hillsborough County's bid for galvanized steel pallets. These latter opportunities show significant scope drift and suggest the code may be misapplied by some issuing bodies or used as a catch-all for equipment procurement outside the ladder-tray domain. The issuing bodies tagging this code include a port authority, a city fire department, a school district, and a county government, indicating fragmentation across jurisdiction types and function areas.

Geographic activity centers on New York and New Jersey (Port Authority), California (Santa Monica), Texas (Klein ISD in Harris County), and Florida (Hillsborough County), with no dominant regional concentration evident from the recent record. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey bid (BID6000003376) represents the most directly relevant recent opportunity under the code's intended scope, soliciting ladder and scaffolding supplies on a requirements basis for a three-year term with a response deadline of July 13, 2026. The misapplication of this code to fire apparatus, educational equipment, and steel pallet procurement suggests that state and local procurement offices are using 30191614 inconsistently, and prospective vendors should verify actual product requirements against the formal RFP scope rather than relying on code classification alone.