UNSPSC 25101907: Trailer, travel or caravan

Prefabricated living structures attached to a trailer chassis that can be towed from one place to another

UNSPSC 25101907 Trailer, travel or caravan (Commodity) encompasses single-unit and multi-unit travel trailer purchases by state and local government for operational deployment, emergency response, wildlife management, park amenities, and facility support. Recent solicitations show governments acquiring enclosed travel trailers for law enforcement patrol and remote-site operations, specialized camp trailers for outdoor recreation and field housing, utility and cargo trailers for equipment transport and on-site storage, and gooseneck or dump trailers for public works and emergency services. State fish and wildlife agencies, county emergency operations, municipal departments of public works, independent school districts, and special-purpose conservation agencies drive demand. California, Georgia, Texas, Connecticut, Arizona, Utah, and Minnesota show the most recent activity, with scattered additional solicitations across Colorado, Florida, and Washington State.

Representative recent opportunities include the California Department of Fish and Wildlife's RFQ for one new travel trailer with solar power, dual generators, sleeping capacity for four, and strict dimensional constraints (May 2026, due May 26); the City of Pittsburgh's RFQ for two 7' x 16' tube-top utility trailers with tandem axles for public works operations (July 2026, bids not to exceed $30,000); Clay County Board of County Commissioners' IFB for four enclosed cargo trailers with air conditioning for firefighter gear storage at multiple fire stations (May 2026, due June 1); the State of Utah Division of Purchasing RFQ for one 30-33 foot double-bunkhouse camp trailer with quad-axle construction sleeping 7-9 people for wildlife resource management (April 2026, due April 28, budget $39,000); Sourcewell's RFP for trailers with related equipment and services as a cooperative purchasing vehicle for Minnesota and other participating entities (May 2026, due June 25); and Birdville Independent School District's RFCSP for one band trailer serving 24,300+ students across 31 campuses (February 2026, estimated expenditure $121,000). Procurement activity spans IFB, RFQ, RFP, and RFCSP notice types with response windows typically 2–8 weeks. No set-asides or disadvantaged-business restrictions appear standard, though some California and Utah solicitations apply small-business preference or DVBE incentives where applicable.