UNSPSC 25101713: Armored ambulance

Mine resistant, ambush protected, armored ambulance.

UNSPSC 25101713 Armored ambulance is a Commodity code that covers the procurement of specialized ambulance vehicles with protective armor and ballistic features for emergency medical services and law enforcement applications. State and local governments purchasing under this code are primarily acquiring custom-built Type 1 ambulances, rescue trucks with medical equipment configurations, and tactical medical response vehicles that combine emergency response capability with enhanced protective features. Recent solicitations show purchasing primarily by county boards of commissioners, county emergency services departments, fire and rescue divisions, and municipal fire departments across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.

Washington County, Georgia (Sandersville) solicited a 2027 Ford F550 2-door mini rescue vehicle for its Fire Department under IFB PE33306NONST2027000000027, with bids due November 23, 2026, requiring NFPA 1901 compliance, seven compartments, aluminum body construction, and custom pump and lighting modules. Monroe County, Georgia issued an IFB for Emergency Medical Ambulances due October 2, 2026, requiring submission of detailed specifications and completion of a full questionnaire with automatic disqualification for unanswered questions. Bryan County, Georgia solicited two custom-built Type 1 Ambulances with proposals due September 10, 2026. Tift County, Georgia requested one custom-built Type I ambulance on a 2027 Ford F-450 chassis with a 14-foot module, proposals due August 28, 2026, requiring proof of manufacturing ten vehicles of that type within two years and references from cumulative ten-vehicle purchases. AAA Ambulance Service conducted a two-stage prequalification and reverse-auction procurement for two ambulances due September 30, 2026. DeSoto County, Mississippi used an unpriced technical proposal followed by reverse auction for emergency medical vehicles, with technical submissions due July 21, 2026. Georgia's Department of Administrative Services posted two overlapping statewide RFPs for police vehicles and special operations vehicles (due October 8 and November 7, 2026) that likely encompass specialized medical response platforms when deployed by public safety agencies. Most recent activity concentrates in Georgia, with secondary activity in Mississippi, Florida, Texas, and South Carolina, with nearly all opportunities requiring custom manufacturing, NFPA or FAA compliance certification, minimum insurance of $1 million to $5 million in general and auto liability, and delivery within 60–180 days of purchase order issuance.