UNSPSC 25101615: Platform lifting system truck

Truck fitted with an integrated self-loading and unloading capability for designated modules (racks)

UNSPSC 25101615 Platform lifting system truck (Commodity) encompasses specialized vehicles and vehicle modifications for transporting and lifting loads in state and local government operations. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing wheelchair-accessible vehicle lifts and repair services, police pursuit vehicles with emergency lighting and equipment upfits, tactical support equipment trucks, cemetery casket-moving vehicles, bomb squad command vehicles, autonomous electric mowers, and specialized fleet vehicles for parks, airports, and municipal departments. The code spans a broad range of issuing bodies—state departments, counties, cities, school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts—all acquiring equipment-specific vehicles tailored to operational needs rather than standardized fleet procurement.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and Southwest. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission procured wheelchair lift repair and maintenance services for Richmond State Supported Living Center through IFB HHS0017701 (due July 28, 2026), requiring OEM parts, labor estimates, and four-hour response times for a fleet of eighteen wheelchair-equipped vans. The City of Wichita, Kansas issued RFP 260091 for a custom bomb squad command vehicle (due May 15, 2026), requiring an 18–30 foot enclosed weatherproof box truck with electronics and surveillance systems; the same city separately solicited three command vehicle configurations through RFP 260039 (due April 24, 2026). The City of Olathe Police Department sought a turnkey Tactical Support Unit equipment vehicle through RFP RFP260040 (due May 22, 2026), requiring a gasoline box truck capable of 5,000 pounds payload for rapid equipment deployment. The Savannah Airport Commission issued RFQ 2026-0004 for a Class III 4WD truck with 9-foot landscape dump body (due March 5, 2026), and the Commonwealth of Kentucky procured a Mobile DNA Vehicle—a fully customized Ford Transit 350HD with forensic laboratory modifications—through RFB 758 2600000397 (due February 24, 2026). Geographic concentration appears in Texas, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, and California, with scattered activity across the upper Midwest and Florida.