UNSPSC 25101919: Road sweeper

A vehicle which cleans surfaces or gutters of the road by using water, brushes, or induction pipes installed on the vehicle.

UNSPSC 25101919 Road sweeper, a Commodity code, covers mechanical street sweepers and related sweeping equipment that state and local governments procure through both direct equipment purchases and service contracts. Recent opportunities show steady demand for self-propelled sweepers with mechanical and vacuum capabilities, compact battery-electric units, sweeper maintenance and repair services, and specialized sweeping attachments for construction and grounds-care equipment packages. The code encompasses full vehicle procurement (new sweepers with integrated gutter brooms, water tanks, and dust-control systems), aftermarket parts and OEM service, and standalone sweeper maintenance contracts requiring authorized dealer networks and inventory support.

Issuing bodies include county departments of transportation and public works (Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners, Illinois Department of Transportation), municipal public works and transportation departments (City of Pittsburgh, City of Peoria), airport authorities (Savannah Airport Commission), special authorities (Illinois State Toll Highway Authority), school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools), and state transportation agencies (California Department of Transportation, Florida Sheriffs Association). Hillsborough County and Illinois state agencies appear as repeat buyers. Recent opportunities span competitive sealed bids (IFBs and ITBs), RFPs, RFQs, and cooperative purchasing vehicles. Activity concentrates in Florida (Hillsborough County multiple ITBs totaling approximately $8.8 million for street sweeping services and road-maintenance vehicles; Savannah Airport Commission RFQs for mini-sweepers; City of Tarpon Springs single-source notice), Illinois (IDOT five-sweeper purchase and ISTHA five-sweeper IFB; CMS asphalt-equipment joint purchase master contract with self-propelled brooms at 7.5-foot sweep width), California (Caltrans battery-electric sweeper procurements), and Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh maintenance and repair IFB). Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County ITB 26-00408 for street sweeping services on 1,800 linear miles across seventeen municipalities at $1.564 million over two years (IFB, due October 2, 2026); Illinois Department of Transportation IFB for five mechanical street sweepers across Districts 1, 4, and 8 (due May 29, 2026); California Department of Transportation IFB 32-12-6667 for one compact-mini battery-electric sweeper with two cubic yard capacity (due June 1, 2026); and City of Pittsburgh IFB 2026-IFB-043 for sweeper maintenance and repair services requiring authorized dealer status for Elgin, Applied, FMC, and Tennant equipment (due July 2, 2026, with DBE participation goals of 18 percent MBE, 7 percent WBE, 5 percent VOSB, and 3 percent LGBTQIA+-Owned).