UNSPSC 25101911: Aerial working platform truck

A vehicle designed to support aerial work including the maintenance of street lamps in a safe and effective manner. It is equipped with a truck chassis, a support frame, jacks, outriggers and booms.

UNSPSC 25101911 Aerial working platform truck is a Commodity code spanning equipment that state and local governments procure for utility line service, emergency response, and specialized maintenance work at heights. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show demand for telescopic and articulating aerial lifts mounted on truck chassis, including both new purchases and component replacements such as bucket swaps and platform upgrades. The work solicited ranges from single-unit replacements of worn equipment to one-time purchases of fully specified aerial platforms, typically with specialized electrical certification and hydraulic systems for utility or public works operations.

State departments of transportation and public works agencies dominate recent activity, alongside municipal utilities and specialized response teams. The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) posted a replacement bucket solicitation in June 2026 due July 10, with responses sought for an Altec step-through bucket retrofit on an existing AT30 aerial lift. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) St. Louis District conducted a single feasible source procurement in March 2026 for a Versalift VST-40-MHI insulated 40-foot telescopic articulating aerial platform mounted on a 2023 Chevrolet 5500 crew cab chassis, with bids closing April 7, 2026. Geographic spread includes the Upper Midwest (Minnesota, Missouri) where recent opportunities cluster. The commodity shows limited but steady activity at the state transportation level, with most opportunities structured as one-time purchases or equipment-replacement procurements rather than standing supply agreements.