UNSPSC 25171705: Rotors

UNSPSC 25171705 Rotors is a Commodity code that, in principle, covers rotating machine components such as brake rotors and alternator rotors used in vehicle fleet maintenance and repair operations. However, the recent state and local opportunities tagged under this code do not consistently reflect rotor procurement. The opportunities instead span automotive parts supply broadly—including aftermarket parts inventories, just-in-time fleet parts management, heavy-duty trailer repair and parts supply, and general light-truck repair parts agreements. State and local issuing bodies using this code include county purchasing departments, school districts, city fleet services offices, and cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Sourcewell that aggregate demand across multiple jurisdictions. The Brevard County Purchasing Services just-in-time inventory management solicitation and the School Board of Sarasota County automotive and light truck repair parts agreement represent the most directly aligned recent opportunities, though both cast wider nets than rotors alone and are structured as ongoing supply agreements rather than discrete equipment procurements.

Recent activity appears concentrated in Florida and Georgia, with cooperative purchasing agreements (through Sourcewell and the State of Illinois) extending availability nationwide. The City of Atlanta Department of Public Works issued an Invitation for Bid in March 2026 for heavy-duty trailers, repair services, and parts supply with a May 1 response date, while the School Board of Sarasota County issued Bid #26-0124 for automotive and light truck repair parts with a February 12, 2026 deadline; the Brevard County fleet just-in-time inventory management solicitation closed February 25, 2026. A joint purchase master contract awarded to Genuine Parts Company (NAPA Auto Parts) by the State of Illinois under a three-year Sourcewell cooperative framework (May 20, 2026 through January 10, 2029, valued at $7.5 million) demonstrates the scale and structure of state and local fleet parts procurement, though the rotor category specifically does not emerge as a prominent or distinct line item in these recent solicitations. This code shows limited concrete rotor-focused procurement activity in the recent record.