UNSPSC 73152102: Manufacturing equipment repair services

UNSPSC 73152102 Manufacturing equipment repair services (Commodity) covers specialized maintenance and repair work on industrial equipment, facility infrastructure, and scientific instruments procured by state and local agencies. Recent state and local solicitations show demand for on-site preventative maintenance contracts on equipment ranging from vehicle service hoists and wastewater treatment machinery to electrical systems, frame-straightening apparatus, and laboratory instruments. The issuing bodies span state departments (New Jersey, Washington, Illinois), county governments (Orange County California, Tuolumne County California, Sangamon County Illinois, DeKalb County Georgia), municipalities (City of Detroit, Town of Enfield Connecticut, Louisville Metro), and special-purpose districts (Tampa Bay Water). State procurement offices and county fleet departments appear as repeat buyers, with vehicle-service and facility-maintenance contracts dominating the recent opportunity stream.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Illinois, Florida, Washington, and Kentucky, with scattered opportunities in Connecticut, Michigan, Georgia, and Nevada. Representative recent solicitations include the Nevada Department of Public Safety seeking annual inspections and certification repair services for four vehicle hoists across Reno and Elko facilities under RFQ 65DPSS4021 (due October 21, 2026), the Town of Enfield Connecticut soliciting JWC Environmental equipment repair and maintenance for wastewater treatment facilities under RFP 38975 (due September 30, 2026), the State of New Jersey requesting statewide maintenance and repair services for battery chargers and industrial lifts across four regions under solicitation T0438 (due October 23, 2026), and the City of Detroit Department of Transportation seeking preventative maintenance and repair services for a body frame straightening machine with a mandatory pre-bid conference and RFQ portal submission (original due date passed; current status unclear from source). Contracts typically run one to four years with optional renewals; insurance and bonding requirements are standard, and many solicitations include prevailing wage or small-business preference provisions.