UNSPSC 25101915: Oil tank truck

A special truck used to transport oil or oil products including gasoline, light oil, kerosene, etc. It is equipped with chassis, oil tank, hoses and a lubrication system.

UNSPSC 25101915 Oil tank truck is a Commodity code capturing specialized tank vehicles and related mobile equipment that state and local governments procure for fleet operations, maintenance, and public services. Recent solicitations show the code encompasses a wide range of motorized vehicles and mobile units beyond traditional tank trucks—including police pursuit and special-purpose vehicles, utility task vehicles, autonomous shuttles, custom command vehicles, bookmobiles, and specialized service units—revealing that state and local procurement offices tag diverse vehicle categories under this classification. Issuing bodies span counties (Butts County, Georgia; Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; San Bernardino County, California), cities (Wichita and Olathe, Kansas; Meriden and Brookhaven, Connecticut; Charlotte, North Carolina; Phoenix, Arizona; Arlington, Texas; Rome and Savannah, Georgia), state agencies (Michigan DNR, Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet, Nevada Department of Corrections, Texas Health and Human Services Commission), school districts (Katy Independent School District, Houston Community College, University of Wisconsin-Stout), and special-purpose authorities (Savannah Airport Commission, Eastern Municipal Water District). No single issuer dominates; activity is geographically dispersed across multiple regions with recurring buyers including city police and public works departments and state transportation or administrative agencies.

Recent representative opportunities include the City of Meriden, Connecticut ITB B027-13 for seven Ford Interceptor Utility Model police vehicles with up-fitting, due July 29, 2026; the City of Charlotte, North Carolina indefinite-quantity ITB 269-2026-173 for marked and unmarked police pursuit vehicles (Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford SUV and truck platforms), bids due June 9, 2026, structured as a cooperative purchasing contract serving approximately 450 agencies across 22 states; the City of Wichita, Kansas RFP for custom bomb squad and police command vehicles, due May 15, 2026; and the Santa Clara County Library District RFP-LIB-FY26-0530 for one custom-built bookmobile, due March 4, 2026, with a budget ceiling of $300,000. Solicitation types include ITBs, RFPs, RFQs, and IFBs with response windows ranging from two to eight weeks. Geographic spread spans the Mountain West (Colorado, Utah, Nevada), Midwest (Michigan, Kansas, Ohio), Mid-South (Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Texas), Northeast (Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New York), and West (California, Arizona). The code shows sustained activity across vehicle classes—from light-duty police and administrative vehicles to heavy-duty specialty trucks and autonomous platforms—indicating robust demand for vehicle acquisition and upfitting services across state and local fleets.