UNSPSC 72101506: Elevator maintenance services

UNSPSC 72101506 Elevator maintenance services, a Commodity code, encompasses turnkey preventive maintenance, repair, modernization, and emergency response for passenger and freight elevators serving state and local facilities—including courts, correctional centers, schools, universities, airports, parking structures, convention centers, and municipal office buildings. State and local buyers soliciting under this code range across state departments, county governments, city agencies, independent school districts, community colleges, state correctional facilities, and specialized state institutions, with recent activity concentrated among departments of transportation, corrections, human services, and facilities management, as well as county and municipal departments. State procurement offices in Illinois, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Colorado, Maryland, Connecticut, and California account for the largest share of recent opportunities, though the code sees activity across jurisdictions nationwide.

Recent representative solicitations illustrate the scope: West Valley City Parks and Recreation Department issued an RFP for complete elevator modernization at the Ridge Golf Club (due October 26, 2026), covering replacement of a single hydraulic unit with new controller, door operator, electrical wiring, pump, valve assemblies, and fire-safety systems, with a 1% local-vendor preference plus an additional 1% for firms meeting employment and safety criteria. The Illinois Department of Corrections at Big Muddy River Correctional Center solicited a five-year contract for preventive maintenance, inspection, and emergency response for one Dover hydraulic elevator (due October 22, 2026) at prevailing wage, with a two-hour emergency response requirement and mandatory Illinois State Fire Marshal certification. Orange County, Florida's convention center issued a sealed-bid IFB for replacement of 12 escalators and 8 elevators across the West Building ($21.665 million estimated cost, due October 20, 2026) with Service Disabled Veteran Business preference of 3 to 8 percent and night-shift work coordination requirements. The City of Tampa solicited comprehensive maintenance and repair services across 72 pieces of vertical-transportation equipment at 41 city facilities (due November 4, 2026), spanning elevators, dumbwaiters, stage lifts, and wheelchair lifts across tier-categorized facilities. DeKalb County School District in Georgia issued an RFQu for design-build elevator-cab modernization at thirteen school facilities (due November 19, 2026) with an estimated construction cost not to exceed $6.8 million and mandatory evening/weekend work scheduling.