UNSPSC 25171718: Brake repair kits

UNSPSC 25171718 Brake repair kits is a Commodity code that encompasses brake system components, assemblies, and related parts procured by state and local governments to maintain and repair vehicle fleets. State and local buyers use this code for brake drums, rotors, pads, chambers, air springs, and specialized brake assemblies from manufacturers including Mopar, Bendix, Wagner, and OEM suppliers serving heavy-duty transit buses, light trucks, and general automotive fleets. Issuing bodies soliciting under the code span county fleet management departments, municipal transit authorities, school districts, and city public works offices. The work ranges from requirements-based supply contracts for on-demand parts inventory to competitively bid, fixed-price catalogs serving multi-year fleet maintenance operations. Recent solicitations show heavy demand from transit agencies managing large bus fleets and county transportation departments maintaining diverse vehicle rosters.

Recent activity clusters in Florida, North Carolina, California, and Texas. The City of Gainesville, Florida issued an ITB for Heavy-Duty Bus and Truck Brakes and Miscellaneous Parts (due May 12, 2026) covering eight distinct lots of brake and suspension components with delivery and emergency support requirements. The City of Charlotte Department of General Services, on behalf of the Charlotte Area Transit System, issued ITB #269-2026-2041 for brake and suspension parts and services across a five-year term with optional extensions (due May 13, 2026), seeking suppliers to stock over 600 line items for 246 buses and 95 paratransit vehicles. San Bernardino County Fleet Management issued ITB VHS126-CFMAI-6326 (due March 17, 2026) procuring OEM Mopar brake pads, rotors, and related components with a five-year contract term, applying a five percent local vendor preference. The School Board of Sarasota County established a supply agreement (Bid #26-0124, due February 12, 2026) for automotive and light truck repair parts with manufacturer list-price discounts across 19 specified brake and component brands. Broward County Transportation Department solicited comprehensive bus fleet repower overhaul services (due February 23, 2026) that include complete renewal of brake and related systems for 198 buses. These procurements typically emphasize OEM specifications, delivery timelines of 24–48 hours for stock and emergency parts, and competitive pricing with volume or percentage-discount structures over multi-year terms.