UNSPSC 24101808: Wheel chocks

UNSPSC 24101808 Wheel chocks, a Commodity code, represents vehicle-stabilization equipment that state and local governments procure for fleet maintenance, emergency response, and roadway safety operations. Despite the code's nominal scope, recent state and local solicitations show minimal direct procurement activity under this classification. The recent opportunities block contains three records, only one of which bears tangential relevance to the code: the Sarasota County Schools automotive and light truck repair parts bid (Bid #26-0124, due February 12, 2026) covers a broad supply agreement for OEM and replacement parts across 19 manufacturers and balance-of-line items, but does not explicitly name wheel chocks or vehicle-stabilization equipment as a line item. The other two records—a Williamson County Purchasing Department relocation notice and a Worth County four-post lift procurement—fall outside the code's scope entirely. School districts and county governments appear to be the issuing bodies most likely to purchase under this code, though the source provides no evidence of active, direct wheel-chock solicitations in the recent market.

Geographic activity is concentrated in the Southeast, with Sarasota County, Florida; Worth County, Georgia; and Williamson County, Texas represented in the available records, though these jurisdictions show limited direct procurement of wheel chocks. The code exhibits little recent activity; no dedicated wheel-chock RFP, RFQ, IFB, or ITB appears in the opportunities block. Vendors evaluating this code should monitor school district and county fleet-maintenance solicitations for indirect demand through automotive supply agreements or vehicle-maintenance contracts, but should not expect frequent standalone wheel-chock opportunities under this classification in the current market.