UNSPSC 25101802: Scooters

UNSPSC 25101802 Scooters (Commodity) covers golf carts, utility task vehicles, all-terrain vehicles, and electric mobility devices that state and local governments procure for parks, campus operations, airport maintenance, beach safety, and accessibility services. Recent solicitations show a distinct split between brand-specific purchases of new equipment (Club Car, EZ-GO, Denago, Kubota models) and broader procurements for repairs, rentals, and ADA-compliant specialty vehicles. State departments, counties, cities, university systems, water authorities, and special-purpose districts all solicit under this code. Repeat buyers include the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (multiple Club Car procurements), the Macon Water Authority (two all-terrain vehicle solicitations within weeks), Texas State University, and Palm Beach County. The work ranges from one-time capital purchases to multi-year term contracts for parts, repair services, and rental agreements—historically valued between $17,500 and $73,000 for single purchases, with golf cart repair contracts reaching $45,000 annually.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Michigan, Georgia, and Florida. Representative solicitations include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (IFB HHS0017677, due July 21, 2026) for golf cart repair and maintenance services at Richmond State Supported Living Center with a four-hour emergency response requirement and $45,000 historical spend; Palm Beach County (RFQ RFQ680260075RR1, due July 13, 2026) for EZ-GO OEM parts and repair services with small-business and local-preference set-asides; the City of San Antonio (RFx 6100019670, due May 27, 2026) for utility task vehicles, all-terrain vehicles, and convertible golf carts via competitive bid; and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (RFP RFP7512600000017681, due April 27, 2026) for four brand-specific Club Car Carryall 500 golf carts with delivery to Baraga State Park. An April 28, 2026 award notice shows Jim's Golf Cars of Reedsville, Wisconsin won Michigan's four-cart procurement at $53,960.00. Most procurements are open-bid with no set-asides, though some offer local preferences and small-business participation goals.