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 covering light-duty and medium-duty pickup trucks, specialized transport vehicles, and equipment-mounted truck platforms procured by state and local governments. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show limited direct purchasing of purpose-built electric trucks; instead, they capture a wide range of conventional gasoline and diesel pickup and service vehicles. Riverside County has solicited half-ton and one-ton 4WD pickup trucks with fuel storage capability and standard configurations. South Dakota Department of Transportation issued a turnkey paint supply truck assembly specification requiring vendor-mounted equipment (flatbed, message board, hydraulic broom, crash attenuator) on a state-provided Freightliner tandem-axle chassis, with 120-day delivery and bi-weekly progress reporting. Sacramento County requested a self-contained, skid-mounted valve exerciser equipped with hydro-excavation and vacuum systems for water-system maintenance, with local business and micro-business preferences (5 percent and 2 percent respectively) and emissions reduction as a primary evaluation factor. The City of Olathe Police Department solicited a gasoline-powered box truck upfitted as a Tactical Support Unit with secure lockable storage, scene lighting, and power systems. The City of Phoenix Public Works Department manages an ongoing contract for specialized vehicle solutions including light packages, ballistic protection, and custom modifications for fleet vehicles. Issuing bodies span state departments, county water agencies, municipal public works and police departments, utility authorities, and transit agencies across multiple jurisdictions.

Geographically, recent activity concentrates in California (Riverside County, Sacramento County, Eastern Municipal Water District), with secondary activity in South Dakota, Florida, Michigan, and Kansas. Representative recent opportunities include the South Dakota Department of Transportation's IFB 26IFB19982 for a paint supply truck assembly on October 21, 2026; Riverside County's RFB RFPHH3986 for four half-ton pickup trucks with fuel storage tanks due November 6, 2026; and Sacramento County's RFB 2026RFB0104 for a Wachs valve exerciser due October 30, 2026, emphasizing emissions reduction and local vendor preferences. The code captures fleet procurement of pickup trucks and specialized service vehicles more broadly than purpose-built electric platforms, reflecting current state and local purchasing patterns focused on conventional powertrains, turnkey upfit solutions, and equipment integration rather than electrification.