UNSPSC 72151801: Banking machine installation and maintenance

The installation, repair and maintenance ofbanking machines owned by others

UNSPSC 72151801 Banking machine installation and maintenance, a Commodity code, covers the installation, operation, and maintenance of automated teller machines (ATMs) at public facilities including airports, county government centers, and transportation hubs. State and local governments solicit this work to deploy ATM services at high-traffic venues where revenue-sharing or transaction-fee compensation models support ongoing machine availability and cash-handling operations. Issuing bodies include airport authorities, county governments, and multi-agency transit consortiums. Scope typically includes 24/7 machine availability, preventative and emergency maintenance with service-response time commitments (ranging from two to 24 hours depending on severity), cash replenishment, software updates, network connectivity, and integration with multiple payment-card networks (ALLPOINT, MONEYPASS, CO-OP, STAR, CIRRUS, American Express). Vendors assume full equipment and operational risk, and contracts emphasize financial stability, insurance coverage (commonly $1 million general liability per occurrence), personnel background checks, and compliance with ADA accessibility standards.

Recent activity is concentrated in Texas and Florida, with one significant multi-agency procurement in California. The Midland International Air & Space Port (City of Midland, Texas) posted an RFP on July 1, 2026, requesting ATM concessionaire services at two airport locations with responses due August 5, 2026; evaluation prioritizes revenue-sharing proposals and company experience with airport or transportation-facility placements. Broward County posted an open-end RFP (due June 9, 2026) for five-location ATM services with a two-year initial term and up to three one-year renewals; SBE and CBE vendors within 10 percent of the lowest responsive bid may match and receive award consideration. A fourth opportunity posted by ten California transit agencies (MST, Ventura County Transportation Commission, Stanislaus Regional Transit Authority, Santa Barbara County, Humboldt Transit, San Luis Obispo, Nevada County Transit, Santa Barbara MTA, Santa Cruz MTA, and SFMTA) is structured as a joint RFP for reloadable contactless EMV cards rather than traditional ATM hardware, with deployment required by January 1, 2027. A separate February 2026 posting by Columbus Consolidated Government in Georgia targeted aerial ladder and apparatus pump inspection services and does not reflect ATM procurement activity under this code.