UNSPSC 25101925: Sign truck

A vehicle that warns and guides traffic by turning on and off arrow shaped signal made of several light bulbs on the rear of the vehicle.

UNSPSC 25101925 Sign truck is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of vehicle-mounted signage systems and specialized trucks configured for traffic control, display, and communication functions. Recent solicitations under this code show actual demand spanning from custom sign fabrication and installation services to specialized vehicles equipped for traffic management, event support, and mobile operations. State and local governments are purchasing sign trucks as standalone vehicles and as components of broader fleet acquisitions for public works, transportation, and emergency management functions.

The issuing bodies include county purchasing departments, state transportation agencies, municipal public works and police departments, airport authorities, school districts, and independent government entities across multiple states. The County of Orange, California has pursued custom sign fabrication services for parks signage across 43 facilities, while the State of Utah sought traffic channelizing and barricade devices through a five-year cooperative contract. Recent activity spans California, Texas, Kansas, Georgia, Florida, Pennsylvania, Utah, and Michigan, with representation from both state-level transportation and procurement departments as well as city and county governments. Representative recent opportunities include the County of Orange's IFB 3006405 for Custom Sign Fabrication Services (responses due May 26, 2026) covering production and installation of directional and identification signage at regional parks and beaches, and the State of Utah Division of Purchasing's RFP SB263 for Traffic Channelizing and Barricade Devices (responses due May 1, 2026) establishing a five-year cooperative contract serving eligible users including state departments, political subdivisions, school districts, and authorized nonprofits. The City of Wichita issued separate RFPs in March and April 2026 for custom command vehicles for the police department, indicating sustained demand for specialized vehicle configuration services in the mid-sized municipal market.