UNSPSC 72154047: Lift table service

The installation, repair and maintenance of lift tables in properties owned by others

UNSPSC 72154047 Lift table service (Commodity) spans repair, maintenance, and installation work on powered lifting and positioning equipment used in public facilities and operations. State and local governments procure this service when equipment requires routine servicing, emergency repairs, or installation of new units across recreation centers, transit depots, warehouses, and municipal shops. The code shows sparse recent solicitation activity; the posted opportunities tagged under this Commodity involve construction, irrigation systems, painting supplies, antifreeze, sign sheeting, and other goods and services unrelated to lift-table repair or maintenance. A single micro-purchase from the City of Philadelphia (October 2026) names an electric-powered lift and drive floor crane (EPFC-25, 2,500 lb. capacity) as the item procured, but this represents equipment acquisition, not service delivery—the nominal scope of 72154047. The mismatch between the code's stated service category and the actual recent solicitations suggests this Commodity code sees limited transactional volume under state and local procurement processes, or issuers are inconsistently applying the code to lift-equipment purchases and repairs.

The absence of substantive recent opportunities for lift-table repair or maintenance services in this dataset precludes reliable characterization of issuing-body mix, geographic concentration, or representative active solicitations. The single relevant posting—the Philadelphia micro-purchase for a floor crane unit (due October 2, 2026)—is equipment procurement rather than service work. Until recent RFPs or RFQs explicitly soliciting lift-table maintenance, installation, or emergency repair emerge across state and local jurisdictions, firms pursuing this Commodity should monitor mid-market facilities management and transit authority RFPs for embedded service line items or develop outreach to municipal engineering and public works departments managing material-handling equipment inventories.