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 that encompasses specialized fire apparatus and emergency response vehicles with advanced turret or nozzle systems, as demonstrated by recent state and local solicitations ranging from standard Type 1 fire engines and pumper trucks to aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) vehicles and quick-attack rescue apparatus. State and local governments soliciting under this code include municipal fire departments, county governments, airport authorities, and special-purpose districts. Fire departments in cities, towns, and counties across multiple states are the primary end users, with solicitations for complete apparatus builds, remounts, maintenance services, and foam transition work reflecting the breadth of acquisitions under the code.

Recent activity spans Texas, Georgia, Florida, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Oregon, California, and North Carolina. Representative solicitations include Brazoria County's ITB 26-57 for an airport rescue firefighting truck with an August 3, 2026 response date; the City of Richmond Hill, Georgia's RFP 052526-001 for a Class A fire engine with a June 30, 2026 deadline; Union County, Georgia's RFP for a rescue/quick attack apparatus mounted on a Ford F-550 with responses due July 16, 2026; and Chatham County, Georgia's ITB 26-0053-3 for five fire truck pumpers with a May 28, 2026 deadline. The City of Santa Monica's RFP 472 sought four Type 1 fire engines and two tractor-drawn aerial trucks with a June 11, 2026 deadline, reflecting high-specification apparatus procurement. Geographic clustering is strongest in Georgia and Texas, with secondary activity in Florida, California, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. Cooperative purchasing through NASPO ValuePoint (State of Mississippi lead, June 10 deadline) and Texas TIPS extends reach to multiple jurisdictions. The code also captures specialized services such as fire apparatus maintenance contracts (Town of Farmington, Connecticut bids due March 24 and April 20, 2026) and ARFF foam transition services (Lee County Port Authority, April 21, 2026 deadline), indicating that state and local buyers are acquiring both capital equipment and specialized support services under the code's scope.