UNSPSC 25101611: Cargo trucks

UNSPSC 25101611 Cargo trucks is a Commodity code that encompasses the purchase of pickup trucks, step vans, cargo vans, box trucks, and specialized transportation vehicles by state and local agencies. State and local governments soliciting under this code buy new and used light-duty to heavy-duty vehicles for departmental operations, emergency services, utilities, corrections, animal control, food services, and school district logistics. Recent solicitations show both standard fleet procurement (pickup trucks and cargo vans for general operations) and specialized upfits (prisoner-transport vans, mobile command centers, refrigerated cargo trucks, animal control vans with climate-controlled containment, and emergency-response vehicles). Counties, municipal water districts, school districts, state departments, and county sheriffs' offices are the primary issuing bodies. Riverside County appears twice in recent activity with separate RFBs for 1/2-ton 4WD pickups with fuel storage tanks and 1-ton XCAB 4WD pickups, both due November 6, 2026. The Orange County Sheriff-Coroner's IFB for four prisoner-transport vans (due October 30, 2026) includes custom build-out with secure containment partitions, LED lighting, emergency equipment, and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance, with local small-business and disabled-veteran enterprise preferences (5 to 8 percent deductions). Sacramento County's RFB to upfit five step vans on Freightliner chassis (due November 4, 2026) emphasizes emissions reduction as the primary evaluation factor and applies 2 percent micro-business and 5 percent local-business preferences.

The Florida Department of Management Services' ITB for medium and heavy trucks (due October 27, 2026) establishes a statewide term contract across six vehicle groups and 23 sub-groups, with average annual spend around $1.8 million over a three-year initial term plus optional three-year renewal, using weighted scoring on base vehicle discounts (45 percent) and OEM options and parts discounts (15 percent for initial term). South Dakota's IFB for 2027 or newer vehicles (due September 9, 2026) covers sedans through 1-ton trucks across 27 line items using modified life-cycle costing for non-police vehicles. School districts including Rockwood R-6 (Missouri) and Northside Independent School District (San Antonio, Texas) procure cargo vans and cutaway vans with standard specifications and local dealership preferences. Hillsborough County (Florida) and other counties solicit animal control vans, passenger vans, and buses with specialized interior configurations and climate control. Activity concentrates in California, Florida, South Dakota, Missouri, Maryland, New York, and Minnesota, with scattered activity across other states. The code shows sustained quarterly activity with response deadlines spanning August through November 2026, with issuing bodies ranging from single-unit county purchases to multi-state term contracts.