UNSPSC 31171541: Bearing roller

An important individual component of the bearing that is sold separately, and is used to reduce friction inside the bearings.

UNSPSC 31171541 Bearing roller is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure mechanical bearings and roller assemblies for facility maintenance, equipment repair, and infrastructure operations. The recent activity shows these components being bought as part of broader parts-and-supplies procurement efforts that support building systems, HVAC equipment, motors, pumps, and related mechanical systems rather than as standalone bearing-only buys. Issuing bodies include county facility management departments and purchasing offices; the sample reflects county-level demand for inventory replenishment and reactive maintenance support.

San Bernardino County Project & Facilities Management issued ITB 6391 for Parts & Supplies on May 18, 2026, with a June 19, 2026 response deadline, covering over 500 line items across multiple categories including motors, pumps, and building systems components—the kinds of equipment where bearing rollers commonly appear as subassemblies or replacement parts. The County applies a 5 percent local vendor preference and requires delivery within 14 days of purchase order receipt. Bearing rollers in this context are typically purchased as components of larger maintenance contracts or mixed industrial-parts agreements rather than as sole-source commodity buys. The code shows limited recent activity; the available opportunities do not isolate bearing roller procurement as a distinct line item or driver of solicitation activity.