UNSPSC 25101704: Fire fighting pump truck

Fire truck equipped with firefighting pumps, hoses and nozzles to put out fire

UNSPSC 25101704 Fire fighting pump truck is a Commodity code that covers the purchase and delivery of specialized fire apparatus equipped with pumping systems, including traditional pumper trucks, rescue apparatus, and airport firefighting vehicles for state and local fire departments and airport authorities. Recent solicitations show state and local governments procuring single and multi-unit fire engines with integrated pump systems (typically 1500 GPM capacity), water tanks (500–1000 gallons), and NFPA-compliant components, as well as specialized apparatus such as tractor-drawn aerials, rescue quick-attack vehicles, and aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) units. Issuing bodies include city fire departments, county fire rescue operations, airport authorities, and regional emergency services across the country. Fire department apparatus purchases dominate the code—Chatham County, Georgia issued an ITB for five new 1500 GPM fire truck pumpers with sealed bids due May 28, 2026; the City of Santa Monica Fire Department issued RFP 472 for four Type 1 fire engines and two tractor-drawn aerial trucks with proposals due June 11, 2026; and Union County, Georgia solicited a rescue quick-attack apparatus on a Ford F-550 chassis with a 200-gallon water tank and Hale pump due July 16, 2026. Airport and aircraft rescue operations add additional demand: Brazoria County issued ITB 2657 for an airport rescue firefighting truck due August 3, 2026, and Augusta Regional Airport (City of Augusta) issued ITB 26-268 for an ARFF vehicle due June 15, 2026.

Geographic activity spans multiple states, with recent opportunities concentrated in Georgia (Thomas County, Union County, Chatham County, Richmond Hill, and Augusta), Texas (Brazoria County, San Antonio), Florida (Lee County Port Authority, Brevard County), Michigan (Detroit Fire Department hose procurement), Connecticut (Town of Farmington apparatus maintenance), and Oregon (City of Eugene cooperative purchase of Pierce Velocity pumpers estimated at $2,293,103.00). Cooperative purchasing vehicles also appear—the State of Mississippi released a NASPO ValuePoint RFP for fire trucks and apparatus with proposals due June 10, 2026, and the Purchasing Cooperative of America issued RFP OD-446-26 for fire department equipment due July 28, 2026. Maintenance and inspection services for existing apparatus round out the market: Detroit Fire Department RFP 546441 requests firefighting hose line supply and inspection services (new hose units annually, NFPA 1961 certified, with proposals due July 30, 2026), the Town of Farmington solicited large apparatus maintenance (NFPA 1911/1915 compliant, sealed bids due March 24 and April 20, 2026), and the Lee County Port Authority issued RFB 26-0052LB for ARFF foam system transition services (SFFF conversion, bids due April 21, 2026). Equipment specifications typically mandate NFPA 1901 or equivalent standards, manufacturer-provided warranties (three to ten years), and U.S. manufacturing or assembly; evaluation commonly weights delivery time, past performance, and technical competence alongside price.