UNSPSC 73000000: Industrial Production and Manufacturing Services

This segment includes contracted services associated with industrial and manufacturing processes.

UNSPSC 73000000 Industrial Production and Manufacturing Services is a Segment code spanning the actual work state and local governments buy — which ranges from special event equipment rentals and hazardous materials testing to welding services, traffic signal maintenance, equipment repair, and chemical herbicide application. The code captures production-oriented and manufacturing-adjacent services that support government operations, from vehicle maintenance and fleet services to facility systems work and environmental remediation. Issuing bodies include county departments (Orange County and Tuolumne County are repeat buyers), municipal utilities, state environmental and correctional agencies, transportation authorities, and special-purpose districts. County departments in California dominate recent activity, with Orange County issuing multiple solicitations (special event rentals, hazmat testing, greenery equipment maintenance, used oil pickup) and Tuolumne County seeking traffic signal maintenance, bulk fuel delivery, herbicide application, and air quality support services. State agencies appear across Connecticut and Rhode Island (vehicle paint, welding services, biosafety cabinet certification, digital fabrication equipment). Municipalities and transit authorities account for smaller shares of the segment, with activity concentrated on infrastructure maintenance (traffic signals, roadway work, transit amenities) and facility operations.

The code shows heavy geographic concentration in California and New England, particularly California counties (Tuolumne, Orange, San Mateo, Tucson) and Connecticut state procurement, with scattered federal-aid infrastructure work in Florida (Broward County). Representative recent opportunities include the County of Orange's Request for Qualifications for special event rental equipment (bids due October 23, 2026, covering 63 line items of canopies, staging, tables, chairs, linens, and sound systems on an on-call basis with 5–8% local small business and disabled veteran enterprise preferences); Tuolumne County's Request for Proposals for bulk fuel and lubricant delivery to 15 designated sites with a $1 million contract ceiling and local-vendor preference (due October 23, 2026); the Town of Enfield's Request for Proposals for JWCE environmental equipment repair and maintenance for wastewater facilities (due September 30, 2026); and Broward County's Invitation to Bid for ADA-compliant transit bus stop improvements (due November 2, 2026), 70% federally funded through the Federal Transit Administration with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance. The segment encompasses both commodity-level spend (chemicals, parts, fuel) and labor-intensive services (inspection, installation, case management, remediation), with contract vehicles ranging from on-call arrangements and master price agreements to fixed-term service agreements.