UNSPSC 25171715: Disc brake rotors

UNSPSC 25171715 Disc brake rotors, a Commodity code, covers brake rotor supply and replacement parts for fleet and transit vehicles. State and local procurement under this code focuses on original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket disc brake rotors procured as part of broader automotive fleet maintenance and bus system repair contracts. The issuing bodies span county fleet departments, transit authorities, school districts, and municipal transportation agencies. The mix includes medium to large jurisdictions with substantial vehicle or bus fleets requiring regular brake component replacement—Broward County, Charlotte Area Transit System, Gainesville transit, San Bernardino County, and Sarasota County Schools among recent buyers. Work solicited under this code ranges from standalone brake parts procurement (rotors often paired with pads, springs, and related brake system components) to comprehensive fleet inventory management contracts where rotors are one line item among hundreds of automotive parts requirements.

Recent activity clusters in the Southeast and California. The City of Charlotte (Charlotte Area Transit System) issued an ITB in March 2026 for brake and suspension parts across 246 buses and 95 paratransit vehicles, specifying brake drums and rotors among over 600 line items with a five-year term and two optional extensions. The City of Gainesville issued an ITB in April 2026 for heavy-duty bus and truck brakes and miscellaneous parts in eight distinct lots, covering one year from October 2026 through September 2027 with fourteen-day delivery guarantees. San Bernardino County Fleet Management issued an ITB in March 2026 for Dodge/Mopar auto parts including brake rotors, a five-year requirements-based contract from July 2026 through June 2031 with Net 60 payment terms and a local vendor preference. The California Department of General Services issued an IFB in May 2026 for OEM auto parts (Ford, GM, FCA/Mopar) with historical spend of approximately $14.0 million over four years across three manufacturers. Brevard County issued an RFQ in April 2026 for just-in-time inventory management covering approximately 175 work orders per month with recent annual spend of $776,706. Recent solicitations emphasize rapid delivery (forty-eight hours to two weeks), OEM specifications, and cost-plus or fixed-price structures tied to usage volumes.