UNSPSC 25101614: Load motovan

Special motor vehicle usually of three wheels used for load and transport of light products.

UNSPSC 25101614 Load motovan is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of specialized light-duty and medium-duty pickup trucks, often configured for specific operational needs such as fuel storage, field equipment transport, and utility fleet replacement. Recent solicitations show governments buying 1/2-ton and 1-ton 4WD pickups with integrated fuel storage tanks, tactical support vehicles, and cemetery casket-moving specialized vehicles—indicating the code spans both standard fleet acquisitions and purpose-built variants. The mix of issuing bodies is diverse: county water districts, police departments, city public works agencies, state departments of transportation, and veteran affairs commissions all solicit under this code. Riverside County appears as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple pickup truck RFBs in October 2026. The code also captures vehicles used for emergency services, cemetery operations, and specialized logistics, suggesting it functions as a catch-all for light commercial vehicles and modified trucks that do not fit neatly into heavy-duty or commercial vehicle classifications.

Activity is concentrated in the Southwest and Southeast, with recent opportunities posted by Riverside County (California), the Nevada Department of Transportation, the South Dakota Department of Transportation, Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs, and Florida jurisdictions including Kissimmee Utility Authority and the City of Pembroke Pines. Representative recent solicitations include Riverside County's RFB RFPHH3986 (October 9, 2026, due November 6, 2026) for four 1/2-ton short-bed 4WD pickups with fuel storage tanks; the South Dakota Department of Transportation's IFB 26IFB19982 (October 8, 2026, extended by Addendum 1, due October 21, 2026) for a turnkey paint supply truck assembly on a state-provided Freightliner chassis with flatbed, rotary broom, hydraulic system, message board, and crash attenuator, delivered to Aberdeen within 120 days; and the Commonwealth of Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet's RFB 758 2600000577 (May 4, 2026, due May 22, 2026) for two Carryall 1700 Gasoline vehicles built for cemetery casket moving, delivered to Radcliff and Grayson with best-value evaluation weighted 90 points price / 10 points delivery time. The code shows steady procurement velocity across Q2 and Q4 2026, driven by fleet replacement cycles and specialized operational vehicle needs.