UNSPSC 22101536: Tire washer

An equipment installed to wash tires and pollutants under vehicles for the purpose of preventing pollution in the surrounding environment and road sides. It is set up in the areas such as construction areas and factories which can cause pollutional dusts.

UNSPSC 22101536 Tire washer (Commodity) encompasses equipment and supplies for vehicle and tire cleaning operations, though recent state and local opportunities show a considerably broader scope than the code name alone suggests. Solicitations under this code include automotive parts cleaning machines for maintenance operations, pressure washers for facility upkeep, vehicle lifts for repair and servicing, and automotive and light truck repair parts supply agreements. Issuing bodies span county governments, city departments of public works, state toll authorities, school districts, and special-purpose transit or maintenance agencies. The mix reflects departments responsible for fleet maintenance, facility cleaning, and automotive service operations across general-purpose and transportation-focused jurisdictions.

Recent activity appears concentrated in the Midwest and Southeast. The Illinois State Toll Highway Authority posted an IFB in March 2026 for fourteen tub-style automotive parts cleaning machine rentals with delivery to twelve maintenance sites across Illinois locations including Alsip, Gurnee, Rockford, and DeKalb, with a two-year initial term and renewal options extending to ten years. The City of Pittsburgh, Office of Management and Budget, on behalf of the Department of Public Works, issued RFQ 2026-RFQ-110 in June 2026 for one new Hotsy hot water pressure washer with an 8-inch draft diverter at a budget ceiling of $14,000, due June 22, 2026. The School Board of Sarasota County, Florida solicited automotive and light truck repair parts through Bid #26-0124 with a February 12, 2026 deadline, establishing a one-year supply agreement with renewal options. The Worth County Board of Commissioners in Georgia issued an RFP in February 2026 for a four-post lift with installation services, due March 2, 2026. Williamson County, Texas posted only a relocation notice and does not represent an active procurement opportunity.