UNSPSC 73152102: Manufacturing equipment repair services

UNSPSC 73152102 Manufacturing equipment repair services is a Commodity code covering on-demand maintenance, repair, and break-fix work on industrial, commercial, and specialized equipment used by state and local agencies. State and local governments procure under this code for preventive maintenance contracts on production machinery (shredders, balers, frame straighteners), material handling equipment (forklifts, pallet jacks, aerial lifts), heavy equipment (cranes, trenchers, excavators, compactors), and fleet vehicles, with technicians required to hold manufacturer certifications and industry credentials. Issuing bodies span state departments (California Department of Veterans Affairs, Illinois Department of Corrections, Washington State Department of Ecology), county governments (Orange County California, Sangamon County Illinois, Seminole County Florida, DeKalb County Georgia, Sacramento County), cities (Detroit), and transit authorities (Broward County Transportation Department). Orange County, California, and Sangamon County, Illinois each appear multiple times in the recent record, suggesting repeat procurement cycles for equipment-specific service contracts.

Recent opportunities cluster across California, Illinois, Florida, and Washington, with the most active posting window spanning January through July 2026. Representative solicitations include Orange County, Sheriff-Coroner's IFB 0603093401MB for equipment rental without operator services (posted July 7, 2026, due August 14, 2026), covering on-as-needed delivery and maintenance of aerial platforms, compressors, generators, forklifts, and welding equipment across county locations with 24-hour delivery and three-hour emergency response requirements; Sangamon County's multiple rebids for shredder and baler repair and maintenance (three solicitations posted between January 30 and June 29, 2026, due dates ranging February 9 to July 6, 2026) for Allegheny and Maren equipment requiring technician certifications and flat-rate service pricing; Washington State Department of Ecology's IFB 2618 ADM for preventive and corrective electrical maintenance at the Lacey headquarters facility (posted June 5, 2026, due July 20, 2026, mandatory pre-bid June 18, 2026), covering 151 switchboards, 37 transformers, and 36 variable frequency drives with five years' licensed electrical contractor experience required; and Broward County Transportation Department's open-end contract for bus fleet repower overhaul (posted January 30, 2026, due February 23, 2026) covering mid-life engine and transmission replacement and major system overhauls on approximately 198 buses with Cummins, Voith, Allison, and ZF certifications required. Set-asides and preferences appear frequently: small business, veteran-owned business, and local-preference discounts are standard, with Orange County applying 5 percent OCLSB and DVBE preferences, Washington State offering small business or veteran-owned business set-asides, Louisville Metro applying local-vendor and wage-level preferences, and California programs mandating DVBE participation thresholds. Federal FTA funding (BCT bus contract) triggers Davis-Bacon prevailing wage and DBE compliance. Insurance minimums typically range from $500,000 to $2,000,000 general liability per occurrence, with workers' compensation and auto liability required across most solicitations.