UNSPSC 25101936: Vacuum truck

A vehicle that removes waste substances and sedimentation within the sewer pipe in vacuuming and absorbing into the sludge tank for vehicle and washing with high water pressure on various sedimentary and residue in the sewer pipes for flawless drainage.

UNSPSC 25101936 Vacuum truck is a Commodity code that state and local governments are using to tag a range of specialized vehicle and equipment acquisitions that do not fit the code's nominal scope. Recent opportunities posted under this code include pickup trucks with fuel storage tanks (Riverside County RFBs for 1/2-ton and 1-ton 4WD pickups), a paint supply truck assembly (South Dakota Department of Transportation IFB), a valve exerciser skid unit (Sacramento County RFB), and a heavy-duty galvanized utility trailer (Kissimmee Utility Authority sole-source quotation). The code also captures liquid sludge hauling services (Maryland Environmental Service SBR procurement and open sealed-bid solicitations), an Airport Rescue Firefighting vehicle retrofit (Broward County), and an autonomous shuttle operator services contract (City of Altamonte Springs RFP). The issuing bodies span state departments (SDDOT, Nevada DOT, Nevada Department of Corrections, Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs, Texas Health and Human Services Commission), county water and utility districts (Sacramento County Water Agency, Riverside County, Kissimmee Utility Authority), cities (Pembroke Pines, Olathe, Lubbock, Phoenix), and special-purpose entities (Maryland Environmental Service). The geographic spread includes California, South Dakota, Florida, Nevada, Kentucky, Texas, Arizona, and multiple other states.

Recent representative opportunities show Riverside County posting two RFBs on October 9, 2026 for 1/2-ton short-bed 4WD pickups with fuel storage tanks and a 1-ton XCAB 4WD pickup, both due November 6, 2026; South Dakota Department of Transportation posting an IFB on October 8, 2026 for a turnkey paint supply truck assembly on an SDDOT-provided 2026 Freightliner chassis, due October 21, 2026 with Addendum 1 extending from an original October 14 deadline; and Sacramento County posting an RFB on October 2, 2026 for a self-contained, skid-mounted, gasoline-powered valve exerciser with hydro-excavation and vacuum systems (Wachs Standard LX or equivalent), due October 30, 2026, with a 5% local business preference and 2% micro-business preference for qualified vendors. The code shows active procurement across a mix of equipment purchases, services contracts, and retrofit work, though the disconnect between the code's vacuum-truck nominal definition and the heterogeneous scope of recent opportunities suggests misclassification at posting rather than a coherent commodity family.