UNSPSC 25101921: Van trucks

A special motor vehicle with a mounted tank or pump to carry liquid products. Oil tanks or hopper trucks are excluded from this group.

UNSPSC 25101921 Van trucks (Commodity) spans state and local procurement for light-commercial and specialized vans—from passenger transit and fleet delivery to emergency response and mobile service platforms. State and local governments procure these vehicles for operational needs across diverse departments: police departments acquire police-pursuit SUVs and command vehicles; school districts and transit authorities buy passenger vans and buses; parks departments purchase utility task vehicles; specialized agencies source custom-built platforms such as bomb-squad command vehicles, forensic mobile labs, bookmobiles, and autonomous shuttle operations. The mix of issuing bodies is broad: city police and public safety departments, county governments, school districts, state parks and corrections divisions, airport commissions, library systems, and specialized authorities such as transit districts and DNR divisions. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Meriden, Connecticut's ITB B027-13 for seven Ford Interceptor Utility police vehicles with upfitting (due July 29, 2026); the County of Orange (California) OC Public Works IFB for vehicle conversion and upfitting services across multiple van platforms including Ford Transit and Ram ProMaster (due June 26, 2026, with Addendum #1 issued June 18); the City of Wichita, Kansas RFP for custom tactical support unit equipment vehicles (due May 22, 2026); and Katy Independent School District RFP #2511SM for one Hino delivery truck for food service (due March 17, 2026, estimated at $140,000).

Geographic activity spans the continental United States with no concentration in a single region. Recent opportunities cluster in Texas (including Katy ISD, City of Waco, Hillsborough County, Houston City College, Savannah Airport Commission in Georgia), California (Orange County, San Bernardino County, Santa Clara County, City of Santa Monica), the Southeast (Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina), the Midwest (Michigan DNR, Kansas, Wisconsin), the Mountain West (Utah, Arizona), and the Mid-Atlantic (Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New York). The code shows consistent activity across both single-unit and small-fleet procurements, with pricing ranging from approximately $95,000 (Michigan DNR UTV order) to $300,000 (Santa Clara County bookmobile ceiling) and higher for multi-vehicle and fully customized platforms. Upfitting and specialized conversions command significant contract activity; vehicle wrap services, emergency lighting, communication systems, and purpose-built interiors are routine scope components. The code reflects strong demand for electric and zero-emission vehicle platforms, particularly among municipal fleets pursuing sustainability goals, alongside traditional gasoline and diesel acquisitions.