UNSPSC 25101943: Mobile work shop truck

Special vehicle, equipped with tools and machines to be used tto repair diabled vehicles outside stationary workshops

UNSPSC 25101943 Mobile work shop truck is a Commodity code that spans specialized vehicles and mobile equipment used by state and local governments for field operations, maintenance, repairs, and support services. Recent state and local solicitations show substantial variety in mobile-unit purchasing: police command vehicles, bomb squad units, tactical support platforms, autonomous shuttles, food trucks, delivery trucks, landscape equipment, and specialized service vehicles dominate the recent-opportunity record. The code captures both purpose-built vehicles (armored command trucks, forensic DNA labs, ARFF units) and commercial platforms adapted for government use (Ford Transit vans, pickup trucks, utility task vehicles). Issuing bodies span city police departments, county sheriffs, municipal transit authorities, state parks and recreation divisions, school districts (nutrition services, transportation), county public safety agencies, state departments (DNR, Veterans Affairs, State Police), airport commissions, and county sheriffs. No single buyer dominates; activity is distributed across municipal, county, and state-level procurement offices.

Geographic spread is nationwide with recent activity concentrated in Texas (Wichita, Charlotte, Arlington, Katy ISD, Lubbock, Houston), Georgia (Augusta Regional Airport, Brookhaven, Butts County, Rome, Savannah Airport Commission), Florida (Altamonte Springs, Hillsborough County, Pasco County, Wichita), California (Santa Clara County Library, San Bernardino County), Michigan (DNR Parks), Kansas (Wichita), Connecticut (Meriden), Pennsylvania (Montgomery County), Kentucky (State Police, Veterans Affairs), Tennessee (Williamson County notice), and several other states. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Olathe Police Department RFP for a Tactical Support Unit (TSU) equipment vehicle—a gas-powered box truck with secure lockable storage, emergency lighting, and electrical systems, due May 22, 2026; the Texas Health and Human Services Commission IFB for wheelchair vehicle parts and repair at Richmond State Supported Living Center, due July 28, 2026; the City of Meriden, Connecticut ITB for seven Ford Interceptor Utility police vehicles with upfitting, due July 29, 2026; and the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners IFB for as-needed Ford Motor Company vehicles on a requirements contract through 2030, bid due March 10, 2026. The code sees steady activity across police fleet, maintenance support, specialized operations, and general municipal vehicle procurement, with response windows typically two to four weeks and contract structures ranging from one-time purchases to multi-year indefinite-quantity agreements.