UNSPSC 25101931: Outside broadcasting van

A vehicle that is loaded with the required devices for relay from the spot outside of studio at the broadcasting station.

UNSPSC 25101931 Outside broadcasting van is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure custom-configured vehicles for specialized operational and service delivery roles — not traditional broadcast or media vans. Recent opportunities show counties, regional health systems, fire departments, and water districts soliciting fully upfitted vans and trucks for animal control, mobile crisis response, emergency command, medical service delivery, and fleet operations support. The scope spans base vehicle procurement with integrated equipment packages: interior customization including shelving, work benches, secure storage, climate-controlled cargo compartments, and healthcare-grade materials; power systems with battery capacity and shore power connections; communications and surveillance equipment such as dual-display IT systems and 360-degree camera arrays; and specialized containment, diagnostic, or operational fixtures configured to the purchasing entity's operational mission. Issuing bodies include county departments of transportation and water resources, county boards of commissioners, county fire and emergency services, municipal health districts, and state university health centers. Riverside County and Hillsborough County appear as repeat buyers in the recent record, each issuing multiple RFBs and ITBs for fleet vehicles during the past four months.

Activity clusters in California and Florida with recent solicitations from Riverside County, Sacramento County, and Hillsborough County, alongside opportunities in Texas (Gulf Coast Center for Mobile Crisis Response Units, Texas Health and Human Services Department for wheelchair accessible mini-vans, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center for medical van retrofit), New York (Rockland County for a mobile command center), and multi-state cooperative purchasing through Sourcewell. Representative opportunities include Sacramento County's RFB 2026-RFB-0106 to upfit five Utilimaster step vans on Freightliner 2026 chassis with custom shelving, cabinets, and work benches for county departments of transportation and water resources, with questions due October 22, 2026 and bids due November 4, 2026, applying a 2% micro-business preference and 5% local-business preference; Hillsborough County's ITB-26-00358 for three medium-roof animal control cargo vans with insulated temperature-controlled compartments, LED lighting, and drain systems, estimated at $270,000, with bids due August 18, 2026; and Gulf Coast Center's RFP for two turnkey Mobile Crisis Response Units featuring high-roof extended vans with clinical interiors, rooftop HVAC, and IT integration for dual-display capability, with a 100-point scoring model weighting technical compliance, design quality, IT capabilities, vendor experience, delivery schedule, warranty and support, and cost, proposals due September 4, 2026.