UNSPSC 25101710: Smoke exhaust truck with lighting

Truck equipped with a ventilator and lighting to remove smoke from buildings at night

UNSPSC 25101710 Smoke exhaust truck with lighting is a Commodity code that encompasses custom-built and commercial fire apparatus, rescue vehicles, and specialized emergency-response trucks procured by state and local fire departments, counties, municipalities, and airport authorities. State and local governments are buying purpose-built fire engines, pumper trucks, aerial apparatus, brush trucks, squad vehicles, ambulances, and airport rescue firefighting trucks under this code—vehicles configured with pumps, water tanks, hose systems, emergency lighting, specialized chassis, and custom fabrication to meet NFPA standards and operational requirements. The issuing bodies span county fire departments, municipal fire services, airport authorities, and county boards of commissioners across multiple states, with repeat activity from Georgia (Chatham County, Union County, Richmond Hill, Thomas County, Augusta Regional Airport, Lowndes County), Florida (Brevard County, Lakeland, Broward County), Texas (Collin County, San Antonio, Brazoria County), and South Carolina (Greenville County). Procurement vehicles include ITBs, RFPs, and sole-source acquisitions; Collin County (Texas) appears in multiple recent solicitations for specialized fire and emergency apparatus.

Recent representative opportunities span diverse apparatus categories and geographic spread. Chatham County, Georgia posted a competitive sealed bid (IFB 26-0053-3, due May 28, 2026) for five new fire truck pumpers with NFPA 1900 compliance, 1500 GPM pumps, and 1000-gallon water tanks, establishing a 30 percent M/WBE participation goal. Lowndes County, Georgia issued an IFB (LC-241630-6, due September 17, 2026) for six new brush trucks on Ford F550 chassis with 300-gallon water tanks and specialized off-road suspension. The City of Lakeland, Florida solicited one custom fire engine pumper apparatus under ITB 2026 (due September 25, 2026) with mandatory pre-bid and site inspection. Collin County, Texas posted an IFB (2026-389, due November 19, 2026) for institutional sprinkler replacement in a county jail with prevailing wage and performance-bond requirements; procurement values when disclosed range from $150,000 (Collin County sprinkler work) to $242,000 (Collin County full-body scanner first-year cost) to higher apparatus purchases. Statewide cooperative procurement appears in the NASPO ValuePoint RFP for fire trucks and apparatus (Mississippi, due June 10, 2026) and Georgia Department of Administrative Services statewide police and special-operations vehicle contracts (due October 8, 2026 and November 7, 2026), signaling multi-jurisdiction leveraging of purchasing volume for favorable pricing and terms.