UNSPSC 25101909: Amphibious vehicle

A vehicle that is viable on land as well as on the water.

UNSPSC 25101909 Amphibious vehicle, Commodity tier, covers all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), marsh craft, and specialized amphibious equipment procured by state agencies, water authorities, and public safety departments for wildlife management, emergency response, and operational support. Recent state and local solicitations show demand primarily for four-stroke ATVs in the 420cc class and specialized amphibious platforms for marsh and wetland work, rather than large-scale transport or cargo-handling amphibious systems.

State and local issuing bodies under this code include wildlife and fisheries departments, state police agencies, water authorities, and fire rescue departments, with Mississippi, Kentucky, Florida, and Georgia generating the most recent activity. Representative opportunities include the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks' IFB 1464-27-R-IFBD-00005 (September–October 2026) for nine to thirteen 2026-2027 4-stroke ATVs with 420–450cc engines and olive drab green color, delivery to Canton by November 2026; the Commonwealth of Kentucky's multiple RFBs in June and July 2026 for eight 2026 Honda Fourtrax Rancher 4x4 units (420cc, forest green preferred) for the State Police Cannabis Suppression Branch, delivery by September 30, 2026, evaluated on best value with 90-point price and 10-point delivery-time components and eligible for Kentucky resident and qualified-bidder preferences; the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's single-source procurement (September 2026) for a Marsh Master MM-2MX-KD with Fire Package amphibious vehicle; and the Macon Water Authority's IFB 26-017-MWA (May–June 2026) for two 2026 Kawasaki Mule PRO-FXT 1000 LE all-terrain vehicles, delivered FOB destination. Pricing across these opportunities is inclusive of delivery, with no federal excise or state sales tax; contract periods range from one year to multi-year terms with renewal options. Bidders must typically provide proof of liability insurance ($1–2 million general liability) and comply with state procurement regulations including resident-preference and set-aside programs where applicable.