UNSPSC 25161510: Four wheel bicycle or quadricycle

A four wheeled human powered land vehicle, usually propelled by the action of the riders feet on the pedals.

UNSPSC 25161510 Four wheel bicycle or quadricycle (Commodity) covers law-enforcement patrol bicycles, e-bikes for consumer rebate programs, and athletic/recreational bicycles procured by state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments buy these products primarily through police departments and transit authorities (for patrol and community engagement), municipal parks and recreation departments, regional commissions running sustainable-transportation initiatives, and public universities supporting intercollegiate athletics. Work solicited under the code spans duty-rated law-enforcement mountain bikes engineered for tactical operations with integrated equipment mounting and hydraulic braking; electric bicycles for consumer rebate and incentive programs targeting low- and moderate-income residents; and standard athletic bicycles and accessories for university sports programs. Recent solicitations show issuers ranging from state police divisions and city police departments to regional transportation agencies and university systems.

Activity is concentrated in Illinois, Texas, Georgia, and the District of Columbia over the past three months. The Illinois State Police Division of Patrol issued a sole-source notice (BidBuy 26493ISPOPERAB52112, response due May 13, 2026) for law-enforcement bicycles and mechanics training valued at $212,000 to Volcanic Manufacturing Inc., followed by a reissued sole-source hearing notice (DOC837422, May 30, 2026 comment deadline) for the same procurement. The City of Austin issued IFB 8700 TJP1028 (response due March 31, 2026) for a five-year police bicycles contract supplying 23 manual and 16 electric bikes annually to its Downtown Area Command and Parks and Recreation Department, with a pre-offer meeting on March 10, 2026. The Atlanta Regional Commission posted RFQu706 (response due July 23, 2026) seeking local e-bike retailers as point-of-sale rebate partners for the City of Atlanta E-Bike Rebate Program, with a maximum budget of $960,000 covering approximately 600–800 e-bike purchases at rebate levels of $1,600, $1,100, or $550 depending on household income; participants must maintain brick-and-mortar locations within Atlanta city limits and have been in business for at least one year. The District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department posted two duplicate ITBs (DOC837422 and DOC837868, both due July 28, 2026) for mountain bikes with no scope detail provided. Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative issued an RFP for Athletic Equipment & Supplies (ATH2628, deadline March 26, 2026) as a catalog discount model with estimated two-year expenditures of $13,523,279 across member organizations.