UNSPSC 73152101: Manufacturing equipment maintenance services

UNSPSC 73152101 Manufacturing equipment maintenance services is a Commodity code covering flat-rate and time-and-materials preventative maintenance, repair, and emergency services for industrial machinery and specialized equipment operated by state and local agencies. State and local governments procure under this code for maintenance of waste-processing equipment (shredders, balers), material-handling equipment (forklifts, pallet jacks, aerial lifts), body-frame straightening machines, rethermalization meal systems, crane and lift assets, heavy equipment fleets, electrical infrastructure, and equipment-specific repairs requiring OEM certifications and manufacturer-approved parts. Counties, state departments, cities, and transit authorities issue these procurements; Sangamon County (Illinois) appears repeatedly with shredder-and-baler maintenance solicitations, while other repeat buyers include the Illinois Department of Corrections, Broward County Transportation, and the Washington State Department of Ecology. Issuing bodies across all tiers emphasize technician qualifications, industry certifications (I-CAR, Cummins, Voith, Allison, ZF, CIH), and compliance with prevailing wage and state-licensing requirements.

Recent activity spans Illinois, Florida, Washington, California, Kentucky, Michigan, and Georgia. Representative solicitations include Sangamon County's flat-rate repair and maintenance contract for an Allegheny Model 1452GX shredder and Maren ProPAK A16030R baler at 5000 Industrial Avenue in Springfield, Illinois, posted June 29, 2026 with proposals due July 6, 2026; the Washington State Department of Ecology's electrical maintenance contract (IFB 2618 ADM) for its 322,000-square-foot Lacey headquarters covering 151 switchboards, 37 dry transformers, and related equipment, with bids due July 20, 2026; the City of Detroit's RFQ for body-frame straightening-machine preventative maintenance and repair services at the DDOT Rehabilitation Garage, with quotes due June 17, 2026; the Broward County Transportation Department's open-end contract for mid-life bus-fleet repower overhaul services covering engine replacement, transmission rebuild, and system renewal for approximately 198 buses, with proposals due February 23, 2026; and Orange County, Florida's five-year lift equipment maintenance and repair contract covering approximately 130 forklifts, telescoping lifts, scissor lifts, and related assets, with sealed bids due May 26, 2026. Prevailing wage, insurance (typically $1 million general liability minimum), workers' compensation, and OEM parts requirements appear across jurisdictions; Illinois procurement adds 34 mandatory state certifications. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction—Louisville Metro applies MBE/FBE/local-vendor preferences; Detroit extends equalization credit to certified Detroit-based businesses; Washington State and Orange County offer small-business and veteran-owned-business preferences.