UNSPSC 73151505: Sequenced delivery service

Procured services for delivering product to assembly sites in serial or sequenced order.

UNSPSC 73151505 Sequenced delivery service is a Commodity code that covers goods and services involving time-sensitive or scheduled delivery logistics, but recent state and local solicitations show the code being applied to a mix of unrelated procurement categories without consistent alignment to the code's nominal scope. The City of Fort Worth posted an RFQt for golf course supplies (Solicitation 260288, due October 20, 2026) covering flagsticks, putting cups, signage, marking paint, clubhouse equipment, and related supplies delivered to three golf courses within seven calendar days of purchase order receipt. The same city also posted an RFP for submersible pump service and repair (Solicitation 260322, due November 5, 2026) requesting emergency and routine repairs, preventive maintenance, and technical support on an as-needed basis with rapid response capability for urgent calls. A third Fort Worth solicitation tagged to this code requests elevator and escalator maintenance and repair services on an as-needed basis. The Washington State Department of Enterprise Services posted an RFP for vegetation management and related products (due August 20, 2026) establishing a statewide contract vehicle for herbicides, aquatic herbicides, adjuvants, and ornamental products, with historical annual spending ranging from $914,419 to $3.87 million and primary purchasers including state agencies, counties, and special districts. Issuing bodies include Texas cities (Fort Worth, Arlington), Washington State Department of Enterprise Services, and through a separate record, Sourcewell on behalf of multiple Washington counties and public entities nationwide.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas and Washington State. The Fort Worth and Arlington solicitations represent municipal procurement for operational supplies and maintenance services; the Washington State Department of Enterprise Services solicitation represents statewide cooperative purchasing with participation from counties and special districts across multiple states. The code shows little coherent activity — opportunities range from golf course equipment delivery to pump repair to vegetation products to law enforcement equipment, suggesting miscoding or use of this Commodity code as a catch-all classification by issuing offices. The representative opportunities reflect as-needed or annual requirements contracting models with multiple award provisions, SBE and small-business utilization preferences in Texas, and Washington's small business and veteran-owned business set-asides. No fixed budget ranges or contract duration limits are uniform across these solicitations.