UNSPSC 31162409: Clevis pin

UNSPSC 31162409 Clevis pin is a Commodity code for a fastening component — a simple mechanical pin with a hole at one end, commonly used to join or secure machine parts, equipment linkages, and structural assemblies across state and local government operations. State and local procurement offices purchase clevis pins as maintenance and repair supplies for vehicle fleets, public works equipment, transit authority rolling stock, and facility maintenance programs. The component appears in solicitations for equipment repair kits, replacement parts inventory for heavy machinery, and as part of broader fastener purchasing under state and local cooperative agreements. Issuing bodies include state departments of transportation and maintenance, county public works offices, municipal facilities management, transit authorities, and school district transportation departments — though the commodity typically appears as a line item within larger maintenance or parts RFQs rather than as a standalone procurement.

The source provides no recent state and local contract opportunities tagged to this code, so current market activity under UNSPSC 31162409 cannot be characterized by geography, issuing-body concentration, or representative recent solicitations. The absence of posted opportunities does not indicate zero procurement volume — clevis pins are commodity fasteners commonly purchased in bulk under standing cooperative agreements, state term contracts, or as part of larger equipment-maintenance RFQs where the pin itself is not the primary focus of the solicitation.