UNSPSC 25101510: Armored motor vehicle

Passenger type vehicle equipped with armor reinforced body and frame

UNSPSC 25101510 Armored motor vehicle, a Commodity code, encompasses pickup trucks, specialty transport vehicles, and equipment-mounted chassis procured by state and local governments for operations ranging from routine fleet replacement to specialized emergency response and utility work. State and local buyers soliciting under this code include county transportation and water agencies, municipal public works and police departments, fire authorities, utility districts, and state departments of transportation and veterans affairs. The work spans straightforward vehicle purchases—such as pickup trucks for maintenance crews—through complex turnkey assemblies like paint supply trucks with integrated hydraulic systems, ARFF vehicles with foam-dispensing capability, and tactical support equipment carriers with custom storage and lighting configurations.

Recent opportunities concentrate in California, Florida, Georgia, South Dakota, Texas, and the Mountain West, with Riverside County (California) and Broward County (Florida) appearing as active repeat buyers. Representative recent solicitations include Riverside County's RFB for four 1/2-ton 4WD pickups with fuel storage tanks (due November 6, 2026), the South Dakota Department of Transportation's IFB for a turnkey paint supply truck assembly on a state-provided Freightliner chassis with 120-day delivery and progress-reporting requirements (due October 21, 2026), the City of Meriden (Connecticut) ITB for seven Ford Interceptor police vehicles with up-fitting and prevailing wage obligations (due July 29, 2026), Broward County's solicitation for a structural fire engine meeting NFPA and FAA standards with 750-day delivery and domestic-content certification (due September 14, 2026), and the City of Olathe Police Department's RFP for a tactical support unit equipment vehicle with 5,000-pound payload capacity and Whelen lighting (due May 22, 2026). Market activity skews toward law enforcement vehicles, fire apparatus, and specialized municipal fleet additions rather than high-volume commodity purchasing, with most opportunities specifying fixed configurations, manufacturer brands, and compliance certifications rather than competitive sourcing on price alone.