UNSPSC 25101712: Fire investigation car

Specialized vehicle equipped with measuring, analyzing, and data processing devices to investigate the cause of a fire and estimate damage

UNSPSC 25101712 Fire investigation car is a Commodity code that sits beneath a higher taxonomy tier and covers the procurement of specialized emergency response and firefighting vehicles — including pumper trucks, aerial apparatus, rescue trucks, ambulances, and airport rescue firefighting (ARFF) equipment — by state and local government entities. The recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing custom-built or factory apparatus with extensive technical specifications, specialized pumping systems, water and foam storage, specialized compartmentation, and emergency lighting packages. Issuing bodies span county fire departments, cities, municipal fire services, airport authorities, and regional jail and detention facilities across multiple states. Counties including Chatham County and Lowndes County in Georgia, Collin County in Texas, Brevard County in Florida, and Broward County in Florida appear as repeat purchasers of fire apparatus and related emergency vehicles. Cities including Lakeland, Santa Monica, Richmond Hill, Union City, Rome, and San Antonio round out the mix, along with state-level cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Georgia's Department of Administrative Services and Mississippi's NASPO ValuePoint program.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include Chatham County, Georgia soliciting five new fire truck pumpers via ITB with a May 28, 2026 due date, specifying NFPA 1900 compliance, 1500 GPM Hale Q-Max pumps, Cummins engines, and a 30 percent M/WBE participation goal; City of Santa Monica Fire Department requesting four Type 1 Fire Engines and two Tractor Drawn Aerial Trucks via RFP with delivery within 1,095 and 1,460 calendar days respectively, requiring FAMA membership and ISO 9001 certification; Collin County, Texas requesting sealed bids for sprinkler head replacement in jail inmate cells (Tyco Raven units, $150,000 estimated cost) under IFB with mandatory pre-bid meetings and prevailing wage requirements; and Lowndes County, Georgia soliciting six brush trucks on Ford F-550 chassis via IFB with September 17, 2026 due date and mandatory pre-bid meeting, specifying NFPA 1900 compliance and FOB Valdosta delivery. The code shows sustained demand for custom apparatus procurement with multi-month lead times, rigorous compliance certification, and regional variation in set-asides and local-preference policies.