UNSPSC 25101510: Armored motor vehicle

Passenger type vehicle equipped with armor reinforced body and frame

UNSPSC 25101510 Armored motor vehicle is a Commodity code that covers state and local procurement of specialized vehicles including armored currency-transport vehicles, police pursuit and tactical vehicles, ARFF (aircraft rescue and firefighting) equipment vehicles, command vehicles for law enforcement and emergency response, and general fleet vehicles with protective or tactical upfitting. Recent opportunities show state and local agencies buying armored courier services, police SUVs and trucks with ballistic packages, bomb squad command vehicles, ARFF apparatus, and tactical support units configured for law enforcement operations.

State agencies, county governments, cities, special-purpose districts, and public utilities dominate this code. Repeat buyers include law enforcement agencies—police departments in Charlotte, Wichita, Olathe, Santa Monica, Meriden, and Brookhaven—along with transportation authorities, the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, airport commissions, school districts, and utilities. The geographic mix spans multiple states: Texas (Richmond SLSC wheelchair-accessible vehicles, Wichita police command vehicles, Olathe tactical vehicle), Connecticut (Meriden police vehicles), Florida (Gainesville Regional Utilities armored courier, City of Altamonte Springs autonomous shuttle), Georgia (Augusta Regional Airport ARFF vehicle, City of Brookhaven electric police vehicles, Butts County police truck, Savannah Airport Commission landscape dump truck and RFQ vehicles), California (Eastern Municipal Water District three-quarter-ton trucks, Arlington electric mowers), Pennsylvania (Montgomery County hazmat response vehicle), Kansas (Wichita bomb squad command vehicle), Maryland (Administrative Office of the Courts courier services), Michigan (DNR parks utility vehicles), Nevada (Department of Corrections culinary carts), and Kentucky (Department of Veterans Affairs cemetery casket-moving vehicles, Kentucky State Police mobile DNA vehicle). Recent opportunities cluster in the South and Southwest, with secondary activity across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission issued an IFB for wheelchair vehicle parts and repair services at Richmond State Supported Living Center with a July 28, 2026 response date; the City of Meriden, Connecticut issued an ITB for seven Ford Interceptor Utility police vehicles with up-fitting due July 29, 2026; Gainesville Regional Utilities issued RFQ 2025-136 for armored car courier service with an October 24, 2025 response date (note: this date is in the past relative to the current date of July 20, 2026); and the City of Charlotte issued an ITB for police pursuit vehicles as an indefinite-quantity contract with June 9, 2026 bid opening. Opportunities range from single-vehicle acquisitions (bomb squad and command vehicles) to fleet procurements (police pursuit vehicles under cooperative purchasing frameworks) and specialized services (armored courier, autonomous shuttle operations). This code reflects active demand from law enforcement modernization, emergency response capability upgrades, and fleet replacement cycles across municipalities and state agencies.