UNSPSC 25101618: Electric dump trucks

It is a car that uses the energy charged from the electricity supply as a power source. It is a truck for transporting cargo, civil engineering, and construction materials. It has a structure that tilts the loading box with the power of the prime mover and slides the load easily by gravity, and is used for cargo transportation and construction. Includes those classified as construction machinery.

UNSPSC 25101618 Electric dump trucks is a Commodity code that covers specialized heavy-duty vehicles equipped with battery-electric powertrains and dump bodies for material handling and fleet operations. Based on recent state and local solicitations, governments are pursuing electric versions of conventional utility and dump trucks to support sustainability goals, fleet electrification mandates, and specialized service missions rather than pursuing commodity electric dump trucks as standalone products. The code sees activity across municipalities, county transportation and public works departments, state agencies, and special-purpose districts, with issuing bodies including city public works departments, county equipment procurement offices, state natural resource and transportation agencies, and airport authorities. Recent solicitations reflect demand for electric or alternative-fuel vehicles across diverse operational contexts—police pursuit and special services vehicles, utility and maintenance trucks, autonomous mowers, and specialized support platforms—often paired with sustainability commitments and long-term fleet electrification targets.

Electric dump trucks and related electric utility vehicles have generated solicitation activity in California (Pasco County and San Bernardino County in particular), Georgia (City of Brookhaven, Savannah Airport Commission), Texas (City of Arlington, City of Waco, Katy ISD), Florida (Pasco County), and several other states. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Arlington, Texas ITB 260205 for two fully autonomous all-electric mower systems with 15-acre minimum single-charge capacity, responses due April 30, 2026; Pasco County Board of County Commissioners IFB-SV-26-051 for as-needed Ford Motor Company vehicles including light-duty and upfitted units on a requirements-contract basis through September 30, 2030, with responses due March 10, 2026; and the City of Brookhaven, Georgia ITB 26-101 for two electric police pursuit and special services vehicles aligned with the city's goal to achieve eighty percent electric vehicle composition by 2050, responses due March 10, 2026. The solicitations emphasize pricing on a unit basis, delivery timelines, warranty and maintenance support, and compliance with federal and state vehicle safety and emissions standards, with no specific set-asides or preference programs designated across the sample.