UNSPSC 25171502: Automotive windshield wipers

The commodity windshield wiper refers to the total assembly of wiper blade, refill, washer pump and wiper arm

UNSPSC 25171502 Automotive windshield wipers, a Commodity code, shows minimal recent activity directly aligned with the code's scope. State and local governments buying under this code procure replacement wiper blades and associated automotive maintenance supplies for fleet operations, but the recent opportunities block contains only one solicitation with explicit relevance to windshield wipers: the City of Detroit RFQ for windshield washer solvent (not wipers), which is a related but distinct product category. The remaining recent opportunities tagged to this code—including the City of Tampa's broader automotive shop equipment RFQ, Brevard County's fleet inventory management procurement, Seminole County Public Schools' supplemental school bus and white fleet parts and repairs, Sarasota County Schools' automotive and light truck repair parts supply agreement, and others—address wider fleet maintenance and repair services rather than wiper-specific procurement. The sole direct match is the Detroit windshield washer solvent RFQ (RFQ #542854, response due February 23, 2026), which addresses a narrow product line for transit agency fleet use.

The issuing-body mix includes school districts (Seminole County Public Schools, Sarasota County Schools), transit and fleet departments (City of Detroit Department of Transportation, City of Tampa, Brevard County Fleet Services, City of Atlanta Department of Public Works), and one special-purpose library district (Santa Clara County Library District). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, with secondary representation in Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, and Michigan. Because the code's recent opportunities are dominated by broader fleet maintenance and repair solicitations rather than wiper-specific procurements, pursue under this code only when the solicitation explicitly calls for windshield wipers as a distinct line item or consumable product, or when a wiper supplier can credibly position replacement blades and wiper components as part of a larger fleet parts or maintenance services response.