UNSPSC 25101913: Refrigerator truck

A specially-designed truck equipped with a refrigeration device on the back side of the truck. It is used to transport food requiring refrigeration.

UNSPSC 25101913 Refrigerator truck is a Commodity code covering specialized vehicles configured with integrated refrigeration systems for temperature-controlled transport of perishable goods and food products by state and local agencies. State and local procurement under this code spans school districts, counties, cities, and special-purpose authorities seeking turnkey refrigerated box trucks or step vans, typically with factory-integrated or retrofit cooling units rated for sustained dual-zone or single-zone operation. Recent solicitations show work ranging from child nutrition services vehicles to mobile forensic laboratories, with scope varying from chassis-and-body procurement through full upfitting and commissioning.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, California, Florida, and Georgia, with issuing bodies spanning independent school districts (San Antonio ISD, Katy ISD), county systems (Pasco County, Hillsborough County), and state agencies (Texas Health and Human Services, Michigan DNR, Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs). San Antonio Independent School District issued RFP #26-021(BS) for refrigerated box trucks supporting Child Nutrition Services, with responses due May 19, 2026, specifying a Mack MD7 chassis with Thermo King refrigeration and 35-point price weighting in evaluation. Pasco County Board of County Commissioners structured an as-needed indefinite-quantity IFB-SV-26-051 for Ford Motor Company vehicles from authorized dealers running through September 2030, with responses due March 10, 2026. Katy Independent School District issued RFP #2511SM for one delivery truck for Nutrition and Food Service operations, specifying a Hino Model MY27-L6 with Cummins diesel and Maxon liftgate, with proposals due March 17, 2026, and an estimated expenditure of $140,000. Code activity shows sustained demand from school food service operations and municipal fleet managers; HUB subcontracting and local-vendor preferences appear in several recent solicitations, though no exclusive set-asides are named.