UNSPSC 25101616: Hydrogen dump trucks

It is a vehicle that uses hydrogen as a fuel, and is a truck for transporting cargo, civil engineering and construction materials. It has a structure that tilts the loading box with the power of a prime mover to slide the load easily by gravity, and is classified as a construction machine for cargo transportation and construction. Included as one (however, dust dumps for garbage collection are excluded).

UNSPSC 25101616 Hydrogen dump trucks (Commodity) has no relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The code's recent opportunities block contains 31 solicitations spanning diverse vehicle procurements—police pursuit vehicles, bookmobiles, food trucks, electric mowers, utility task vehicles, wheelchair-accessible van repairs, and specialized command platforms—but none involve hydrogen-powered dump trucks or hydrogen fuel systems. The closest match is a Kentucky State Police Mobile DNA Vehicle (RFB 758 2600000397, Feb 2026), a customized Ford Transit with diesel power and forensic lab equipment, which shares no hydrogen or dump-truck scope with the code's nominal definition. A Williamson County, Texas notice item (26OTHER73) is merely an administrative relocation announcement bearing no procurement substance.

State and local jurisdictions soliciting under vehicle codes are purchasing conventional gasoline, diesel, and increasingly electric platforms for law enforcement, transportation, facilities maintenance, and specialized operations. Hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles remain absent from recent postings across Texas, Georgia, Florida, Kansas, California, Michigan, and other active procurement states in this dataset. Until hydrogen dump-truck specifications appear in RFP, RFQ, IFB, or ITB notices from municipalities, counties, or state agencies, this code signals minimal pursuit opportunity.