UNSPSC 25101619: Electric trucks

A vehicle powered by electricity, which has a cargo space suitable for transporting cargo, and the total weight of the cargo in the cargo space is greater than the weight of the passengers when all passengers except the driver are in the boarding space.

UNSPSC 25101619 Electric trucks is a Commodity code representing state and local government procurement of fully electric or electric-hybrid commercial trucks and specialized vehicles for fleet operations, public safety, utilities, and support services. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring electric pickup trucks for police pursuit and community policing, electric utility task vehicles for parks and recreation, autonomous electric mowers for sports turf maintenance, and electric passenger or delivery vans for transportation and food service. The code spans light-duty electric pickups through heavy-duty electric commercial platforms configured for law enforcement, fleet management, facilities maintenance, and specialized operations.

Issuing bodies across the code include city police departments, counties, state agencies (particularly parks and natural resources divisions), municipal utilities, school districts, and transportation authorities across a geographically dispersed range. Recent activity shows particular concentration among city public works and police fleet procurement offices (Brookhaven, Georgia; Charlotte, North Carolina; Wichita, Kansas; Santa Monica and Arlington, Texas), county-level acquisitions (Butts County, Georgia; San Bernardino County, California; Pasco County, Florida), state parks divisions (Michigan DNR), and specialized district operators (Savannah Airport Commission, Eastern Municipal Water District). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Brookhaven (DeKalb County, Georgia) ITB 26-101 for two electric police pursuit vehicles due March 10, 2026; the City of Arlington, Texas solicitation for two fully autonomous all-electric mower systems due April 30, 2026; the City of Charlotte ITB 269-2026-173 for marked and unmarked police pursuit vehicles from multiple manufacturers with a June 9, 2026 response deadline and cooperative purchasing availability to 450 participating agencies across 22 states; and the City of Santa Monica ITB for four Polaris GENERAL XP 4 1000 Premium multi-utility vehicles with a May 11, 2026 deadline. Geographic spread includes Texas (Arlington, Wichita, Charlotte via cooperative), California (San Bernardino, Santa Monica, Eastern Municipal Water District), Georgia (Brookhaven, Savannah), Florida (Pasco County), Michigan (DNR Parks), Kansas (Wichita), and Pennsylvania (Montgomery County), with activity across state departments, urban centers, and special-purpose districts nationwide.