UNSPSC 25101935: Spray truck

Equipment that sprays liquid particles by ejecting from small holes after the liquid chemical is pressed by the pump and sent to the exhaust nozzle. It is consisted of motorized type or towing type loaded in the trailer.

UNSPSC 25101935 Spray truck is a Commodity code that covers equipment for material distribution and de-icing operations on roadways and surfaces. State and local governments procure sprayers, spreaders, and related truck-mounted or trailer-mounted equipment for winter maintenance, road treatment, and material application. The issuing bodies include state departments of transportation (Michigan, Texas, Kentucky), county toll road authorities (Harris County), and municipalities. The work ranges from complete spray and spreader truck assemblies with stainless steel construction, hydraulic controls, and pre-wet systems to component parts such as leg stands for spreader hoppers and replacement equipment on rotating bases.

Michigan Department of Transportation and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet lead recent activity. MDOT's RFP 260000002057 (posted May 28, 2026, deadline June 25, later amended with extended deadline July 2, 2026) sought 33 line items of winter maintenance truck buildup components—fuel tanks, hydraulic reservoirs, plow jacks, tarp assemblies, pre-wet systems, ground speed-controlled salt spreader systems, and dump and spreader bodies—all stainless steel construction, delivery within 120 calendar days to Lansing, Michigan, with 365-day firm pricing and Michigan GDBE subcontractor requirements if subcontracted work exceeded 20 percent. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet issued two separate RFBs for highway material spreaders (RFB60527000001311, due October 9, 2026; RFB60527000001312, due October 20, 2026), each specifying six 13-cubic-yard and three 16-cubic-yard stainless steel hopper spreaders with dual augers, liquid de-icing dispensers, and one-year warranties, awarded on best value with 95 points for price and 5 points for delivery time. Texas Department of Transportation posted two RFBs for leg stand components for spreaders (due September 15 and October 20, 2026). Harris County Toll Road Authority's ITB 250185 (due June 15, 2026) procured three 500-gallon trailer-mounted agriculture sprayers and four commercial snow and ice spreaders on a one-year contract with six optional renewals, subject to $21.65 minimum wage requirements and one percent daily liquidated damages for late delivery. Activity concentrates in Michigan, Kentucky, and Texas, with additional municipal and regional participation in Texas and minor activity in other jurisdictions.