UNSPSC 44111617: Coin inspection machine

Equipment that is used to test for defect of coin or forged coin.

UNSPSC 44111617 Coin inspection machine is a Commodity code covering equipment and services for currency validation, counting, and transaction processing that state and local governments procure for transit systems, financial offices, and law enforcement operations. Recent solicitations reveal state and local agencies buying coin validators for transit fare collection, currency-counting machines for treasurer offices, money order dispensing equipment for DMV facilities, and rebuild services for malfunctioning coin validation hardware. The issuing bodies span transit authorities, city and county financial offices, state secretaries of state, and cooperative purchasing consortia; Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority (DART) appears as a repeat buyer of coin validator rebuild services.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, and Washington, with the cooperative purchasing scope extending nationally. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority issued a Blanket Purchase Order (BPO #REQ2097133) due May 6, 2026 for rebuilt Guardian 6000 XL coin validators, requiring bidders to attend a mandatory site visit and submit pricing through Bonfire on a flat-rate per-unit basis with a six-month warranty and FOB Destination shipping included; successful bidders must demonstrate five years of Coinco repair experience with OEM parts access. The City of Indianapolis and Marion County issued an Informal RFQ (#4900001292) due March 11, 2026 for seven JetScan 4065 ES money counting machines with installation and training, requiring FOB Destination freight-prepaid pricing and U.S. Manufactured Products Preference certification. The Illinois Secretary of State solicited money order dispensing services (#26350SOSACCREB51658) due April 3, 2026 covering 15-17 machines across 10-12 DMV facilities, with award based on lowest per-transaction fee. Sourcewell, a Minnesota-based cooperative, issued an RFP (#061626) due June 16, 2026 for law enforcement equipment available to thousands of governmental entities nationwide through a framework agreement.