UNSPSC 25101506: Limousines

UNSPSC 25101506 Limousines is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to classify purchases of executive and specialized transportation vehicles, yet recent solicitations show the code capturing a much broader range of vehicle procurements that extend well beyond traditional limousine services. The code is being applied to pickup trucks, heavy-duty work vehicles, fire engines, police vehicles, transit vans, specialty equipment platforms, and retrofitted emergency response apparatus. State and local issuing bodies include county departments of transportation, municipal water agencies, cities' public works and police departments, counties' purchasing offices, transit authorities, airport authorities, state departments of veterans affairs, utility authorities, and fire rescue departments across Florida, California, South Dakota, Colorado, Michigan, Connecticut, Georgia, Texas, Nevada, and Kentucky. The scope of work spans fleet vehicle procurement (new pickup trucks with fuel storage tanks, dump bodies, crew cabs), specialized emergency vehicles (structural fire engines, airport rescue and firefighting apparatus), transit and passenger vehicles (low-floor cutaways, minivans, recreation vans, autonomous shuttles), equipment vehicles (valve exercisers, paint supply trucks, tactical support units), and vehicle modification and retrofit services.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the diversity of vehicle types being solicited under this code. Riverside County posted RFB RFPHH3986 on October 9, 2026, seeking bids for four 1/2-ton short-bed 4WD pickup trucks with fuel storage tanks, with responses due November 6, 2026. South Dakota Department of Transportation issued IFB 26IFB19982 on October 8, 2026, for a turnkey paint supply truck assembly on a state-provided 2026 Freightliner chassis, extended to October 21, 2026, requiring full equipment mounting including a flatbed, hydraulic rotary broom, LED message board, and crash attenuator. Sacramento County conducted RFB 2026RFB0104 posted October 2, 2026, for one Wachs Standard LX valve exerciser with hydro-excavation and vacuum systems, due October 30, 2026, with 5 percent local business preference and 2 percent micro-business preference available. Broward County issued ITB TRN2132656B1 for a structural fire engine with 510 horsepower minimum and NFPA certification, bids due September 14, 2026, with award made to North America Fire Equipment Co., Inc. at $1,397,883. The City of Taylor, Michigan sought RFP proposals for a DPW Vehicle Package of six fleet vehicles including Ford F-series pickups and explorers, due September 15, 2026. The code shows sustained activity across the Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, Upper Midwest, and Pacific regions, with repeated purchasing from county water districts, municipal departments of public works, transportation departments, airport authorities, and fire rescue agencies.