UNSPSC 25101920: Tank trucks

A special truck with a rear container and door designed to protect freight from weather or burglary. May also come equipped with with windows, lights and ventilation.

UNSPSC 25101920 Tank trucks (Commodity) covers specialized vehicles—the term encompasses police and emergency command vehicles, airport rescue and firefighting (ARFF) trucks, utility task vehicles (UTVs), delivery and food trucks, passenger vans, bookmobiles, and landscape dump trucks. State and local governments are soliciting under this code to acquire purpose-built or heavily upfitted vehicles for public safety, transportation, and operational support, not simple tank or tanker transport. The issuing bodies span county sheriffs' offices, municipal police and public works departments, airport authorities, water districts, school districts, library systems, state parks agencies, and regional transportation authorities. Recent activity shows police departments dominating the mix (Phoenix, Charlotte-Mecklenburg, Wichita, Brookhaven, Butts County, Savannah Airport Commission), with secondary clusters in transit and fleet operations (Pasco County, Eastern Municipal Water District, Hillsborough County).

Geographic spread centers on Texas (Houston Community College, Katy ISD, City of Waco, Arlington), California (Santa Clara County Library District, San Bernardino County, Eastern Municipal Water District), Florida (Pasco County, Hillsborough County, Savannah Airport Commission, City of Altamonte Springs), Georgia (City of Rome, Butts County, City of Brookhaven), and Kansas (Wichita, Olathe). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Charlotte's ITB 269-2026-173 for indefinite-quantity police pursuit vehicles (SUVs and trucks) structured as a cooperative purchasing contract with multiple model years and optional extensions, due June 9, 2026; the Santa Clara County Library District's RFP for a custom bookmobile vehicle under $300,000 budget ceiling, proposals due March 4, 2026; Katy Independent School District's RFP 2511SM for a Hino delivery truck with Morgan or Supreme body, estimated at $140,000, due March 17, 2026; and the City of Wichita's RFP for three command vehicles (large, medium, and small configurations) weighted toward technical qualifications and small-business participation, due April 24, 2026. The market shows mixed contract structures—single-unit acquisitions, multi-year indefinite-quantity agreements through cooperative vehicles like the Charlotte Cooperative Purchasing Alliance, and brand-specific procurements (Landmaster UTVs for Michigan DNR Parks, John Deere Gator vehicles for Nevada Department of Corrections).