UNSPSC 25101509: Electrically powered vehicle

Automobile powered by electricity, or a combination of electricity and alternate fuel source.

UNSPSC 25101509 Electrically powered vehicle, a Commodity code, covers state and local purchases of electric and battery-powered vehicles ranging from eBikes and autonomous utility vehicles to electric police pursuit units and custom-fabricated battery-driven support platforms. The code captures the full spectrum of fleet electrification procurement activity—from small autonomous mowers and light-duty EV SUVs through specialized platforms such as mobile forensic labs, bookmobiles, and autonomous shuttle services—reflecting the accelerating adoption of electric powertrains across municipal and county operations.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include cities (Salt Lake City, Brookhaven, Wichita, Arlington, Olathe, Rome, Charlotte, Meriden), counties (Williamson in Texas, Butts in Georgia, San Bernardino, Pasco in Florida), airports (Augusta Regional Airport, Savannah Airport Commission), school districts (Katy ISD in Harris County, Houston Community College System), state agencies (Michigan DNR Parks & Recreation, Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs, Texas Health and Human Services Commission), special-purpose districts (Santa Clara County Library District), and regional transit authorities (Park City Municipal Corporation in Utah). Recent opportunities span vehicle classes vertically: Salt Lake City's RFB SLCI27006 for eBike maintenance and replacement parts (response deadline July 30, 2026); Texas HHS IFB HHS0017701 for wheelchair-equipped vehicle repair and parts at Richmond State Supported Living Center (responses due July 28, 2026); City of Olathe's RFP for a turnkey Tactical Support Unit equipment vehicle with 5,000 lbs payload capacity on a gasoline box truck (proposals due May 15, 2026); the City of Arlington's ITB for two fully autonomous all-electric mowers capable of 100+ acre turf maintenance (bids due April 30, 2026); and the City of Brookhaven's ITB 26-101 for two electric police pursuit and special services vehicles (responses due March 10, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates across Texas (multiple school districts and municipal procurements), California (Santa Clara County, San Bernardino County, Pasco County), Georgia (Augusta, Savannah, Brookhaven/DeKalb County), Florida (Salt Lake City cooperative, Savannah Airport), Kansas (Wichita), Utah (Park City transit authority, cooperative postings), and Michigan (DNR state parks). Mid-sized county systems and cooperative purchasing vehicles enable broader participation: the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's ITB 269-2026-173 structures an indefinite-quantity, unit-price contract for marked and unmarked police pursuit vehicles—including electric and hybrid options—across the Charlotte Cooperative Purchasing Alliance serving approximately 450 participating public agencies in 22 states (responses due June 9, 2026).