UNSPSC 25101711: Fire fighting truck with remote control nozzle

Truck equipped with arm-typed nozzles which can be operated remotely to assure safety from threat such as toxic substances

UNSPSC 25101711 Fire fighting truck with remote control nozzle is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure custom-built fire apparatus, including pumper trucks, brush trucks, rescue and quick-attack vehicles, ambulances, and specialized ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting) units. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying fully equipped, NFPA-compliant fire engines with integrated pump systems, water and foam tanks, emergency lighting, and custom cabinetry tailored to specific operational missions—not generic trucks retrofitted after purchase. The issuing-body mix spans county fire-rescue departments (Brevard County, Collin County, Lowndes County, Bryan County, Chatham County), municipal fire departments (City of Lakeland, City of Santa Monica, City of Richmond Hill, City of Union City, City of Augusta), airport authorities (Augusta Regional Airport, Brazoria County Texas Gulf Coast Regional Airport), and state cooperative purchasing programs (Georgia Department of Administrative Services, NASPO ValuePoint through Mississippi, Texas TIPS). Several jurisdictions appear multiple times: Collin County issued at least two fire-related solicitations in the recent window, and Georgia entities (state purchasing division, multiple counties and cities) show repeated activity.

Recent procurement concentrates in the Southeast and Texas. Collin County (Texas) sought sprinkler-head replacement for a detention facility and full-body scanner systems, alongside custom brush-truck components; Brevard County (Florida) pursued a sole-source procurement for custom brush trucks; Lowndes County (Georgia) requested six Ford F-550 brush trucks on September 3, 2026 (IFB LC-241630-6, responses due September 17, 2026); City of Lakeland (Florida) issued ITB 2026 for one new fire engine pumper apparatus with responses due September 25, 2026; and Chatham County (Georgia) sought five new fire truck pumpers (ITB 26-0053-3) due May 28, 2026, with a 30 percent combined M/WBE participation goal. Georgia's Department of Administrative Services released two statewide police and special operations vehicles RFPs (posted September 24, 2026 and August 24, 2026, proposals due November 7 and October 8, 2026 respectively), and multiple state-level cooperative purchasing vehicles—NASPO ValuePoint fire-trucks RFP led by Mississippi (due June 10, 2026), Texas TIPS program (posted May 15, 2026), and a Purchasing Cooperative of America RFP (due July 28, 2026)—extend the geographic and buyer footprint. Florida, Georgia, Texas, and South Carolina account for the most recent visible activity, with secondary presence in Mississippi, Utah, and California via cooperative vehicles.