UNSPSC 25101702: Police vehicles

UNSPSC 25101702 Police vehicles is a Commodity code. State and local governments buying under this code are acquiring new law enforcement patrol and pursuit-rated vehicles—primarily mid-size and full-size SUVs, sedans, and pickup trucks equipped with police packages, ballistic door panels, emergency lighting wiring, and factory law enforcement specifications. Recent solicitations show buyers specifying Ford Interceptor Utility vehicles, Chevrolet Tahoe Police Pursuit models, Dodge Durango and Charger pursuit variants, and mid-size EcoBoost SUVs, typically with five-year/100,000-mile warranties and delivery within 120–180 days of purchase order. The issuing-body mix spans county sheriff's departments, municipal police agencies, county boards of commissioners, school districts, state law enforcement divisions, and fire protection districts. Chatham County, Georgia emerges as a repeat buyer with multiple solicitations for Ford Interceptor Utility vehicles in October 2026. Georgia jurisdictions dominate recent activity—Chatham County, Floyd County Schools, Colquitt County, Burke County, and Whitfield County all posted police vehicle solicitations between July and October 2026—alongside activity in Texas, Mississippi, South Carolina, California, and Indiana.

Representative recent opportunities include Chatham County's dual solicitations (IFB 2601293 and PE77548NONST2027000000425) for twenty Ford Interceptor Utility vehicles with November 17, 2026 response dates; Floyd County Schools' RFP 27-010 for fifteen 2027 Ford Police Interceptor Utility vehicles (AWD Base K8A model) with October 30, 2026 deadline and locality-based scoring favoring vendors within 30 miles of Rome, Georgia; Colquitt County's sealed-bid procurement for one pursuit-rated SUV with option to purchase three additional units at the same price, due October 26, 2026; and Georgia's Department of Administrative Services State Purchasing Division RFP (SWCERFP000282027) to establish a statewide contract for police and special operations vehicles with November 7, 2026 response date. Pricing specificity varies—Floyd County Schools specified 3.3L V6 engines and Sterling Grey Metallic or Charcoal Black paint with firm pricing for the first contract year; Colquitt County required 5.3L V8 engines with 355 horsepower minimum and police-specific suspension and braking packages. Most solicitations are competitive sealed bids or RFPs (IFB or RFQ format); delivery pressure is common, with several buyers prioritizing in-stock vehicles or imposing 120-day delivery windows.