UNSPSC 72151802: Machinery component refurbishing and repair service

Service that repairs and refurbishes machine components.

UNSPSC 72151802 Machinery component refurbishing and repair service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure specialized maintenance, repair, and parts-replacement services for industrial and municipal equipment, including wastewater-treatment machinery, water-conveyance systems, fleet vehicles, and site-specific specialized apparatus. The scope spans preventive maintenance, emergency response repair, parts sourcing and replacement, technical diagnostics, and operator training delivered by manufacturer-certified technicians or authorized service providers. Issuing bodies include municipal departments of public works and transportation, county emergency-services offices, and water authorities. Cities and counties dominate recent activity, with repeat buyers including Louisville Metro Fleet Department (Ditch Witch and Bandit equipment repairs), the City of Detroit (body frame straightening machines), and municipal water-reclamation facilities (centrifuges and specialized pumping systems). Work is procured as RFPs, RFQs, and ITBs with response periods typically spanning four to eight weeks; pricing is commonly structured on hourly labor rates, parts discounts from retail or wholesale catalogs, and emergency call-out premiums.

Recent opportunities span California, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, and Michigan. The California Department of Water Resources issued IFB 10220137 on July 13, 2026 for inspection and maintenance of traveling screens, material elevators, and conveyors in the San Joaquin Field Division, due August 11, 2026, with a three-year contract term and Small Business and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise set-asides; the Town of Enfield, Connecticut Department of Public Works solicited JWC Environmental equipment repair and maintenance services via RFP 38975, due September 30, 2026; the City of Peoria issued RFP P260077 on July 24, 2026 for centrifuge maintenance and repair at two water-reclamation facilities, due August 14, 2026; Louisville Metro Fleet Department posted two rebids for Ditch Witch and Bandit brand equipment repairs (RFP 260262 in June 2026 and RFP 260243 in May 2026), both incorporating minority, female, and local-vendor set-asides and preferences; and the City of Detroit Office of Contracting and Procurement solicited preventive-maintenance and repair services for a body frame straightening machine via RFQ 539661 in June 2026, with Detroit-based business equalization credits ranging from 1 to 5 percent.