UNSPSC 25101923: Crawler type tractor

A self propelled vehicle that generates towing force in 2 variable crawlers. A tractor that performs various tasks including towing, leveling of ground and transportation of soil depending on the equipment attached to the vehicle.

UNSPSC 25101923 Crawler type tractor (Commodity) covers diesel-powered tracked equipment with blade and ripper attachments that state and local governments use for grading, land clearing, and drainage work. The code sees activity from transportation departments, sheriffs' associations, and cooperative purchasing vehicles acting on behalf of multiple jurisdictions. Recent solicitations show state DOTs issuing IFBs for single-unit purchases with detailed performance specifications, while multi-jurisdictional cooperatives are establishing framework agreements to serve dozens of participating entities across regions.

Texas Department of Transportation dominates recent activity, posting three separate IFBs since May 2026 for crawler tractors meeting minimum 70 net horsepower specifications with hydraulic blade and ripper attachments, each with response deadlines within weeks of posting. The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts' Statewide Procurement Division issued IFB 304T-27-6014453300 in August 2026 for one diesel-powered crawler tractor for TxDOT with delivery to Beaumont, Texas, specifying acceptable models including Caterpillar D1 or John Deere 450 P-Tier equivalents and requiring 12-month or 1,200-hour factory warranty with factory-trained technician support. Florida Sheriffs Association posted ITB FSA26-EQU24.0 in September 2026 to establish a 24-month equipment procurement contract through September 2028 covering construction and material handling equipment; responses were due September 1, 2026 with public bid opening on September 2, 2026 through VendorLink. Sourcewell, a Minnesota local government cooperative, is requesting proposals due November 3, 2026 for heavy and compact construction equipment with related attachments and services for use across its participating entities in multiple states. All recent opportunities require vendors to register on state or cooperative procurement portals; none disclose award values or set-aside designations.