UNSPSC 25101610: Water trucks

UNSPSC 25101610 Water trucks is a Commodity code that encompasses pickup trucks and specialized vehicles equipped with water storage, fuel tanks, or hydraulic systems for municipal operations, water district maintenance, emergency response, and fleet support. State and local governments procure these vehicles to conduct routine infrastructure maintenance, emergency firefighting and rescue operations, utility servicing, and specialized ground support. Recent solicitations show that the code captures a broad range of water-carrying and specialized purpose vehicles: Riverside County's 1/2-ton 4WD pickups with fuel storage tanks and 1-ton XCAB 4WD pickups; South Dakota Department of Transportation's turnkey paint supply truck assembly on a Freightliner chassis with flatbed, hydraulic broom, LED message board, and crash attenuator; and Sacramento County Water Agency's skid-mounted valve exerciser with hydro-excavation and vacuum systems. Issuing bodies include county water districts, county departments of transportation, municipalities, and state departments. The code sees activity across multiple jurisdictions issuing competitive bids through RFBs and IFBs with response windows of two to three weeks.

Geographic activity centers on California (Riverside County, Sacramento County, Caltrans), South Dakota, Kentucky, and scattered municipal procurement across the upper Midwest and South. Recent representative solicitations include Riverside County RFBs RFPHH3986 (four 1/2-ton pickups with fuel storage, due November 6, 2026) and RFPHH3985 (one 1-ton XCAB pickup, due November 6, 2026); South Dakota Department of Transportation IFB 26IFB19982 for a turnkey paint supply truck on a provided Freightliner chassis with 120-day delivery and $100/day late fees, due October 21, 2026; and Sacramento County RFB 2026-RFB-0104 for a skid-mounted valve exerciser with 5% local business and 2% micro-business preferences, questions due October 21, 2026, bids due October 30, 2026. The code remains moderately active with steady municipal and utility procurement, though volumes vary by region and are subject to local infrastructure funding cycles and equipment replacement schedules.