UNSPSC 25171722: Brake bleed screw cap

UNSPSC 25171722 Brake bleed screw cap is a Commodity-tier code with limited recent state and local activity directly aligned to the specific part. The code nominally designates a single discrete component, but the recent opportunities in the dataset show state and local governments purchasing brake systems and components more broadly—master cylinders, calipers, wheel cylinders, hoses, pads, shoes, rotors, drums, boosters, and hardware kits—rather than bleed screw caps in isolation. Pinellas County School District's ITB #26-AM-016 for Motor Vehicle Brake Parts (due August 24, 2026) is the primary representative opportunity and includes the full spectrum of brake components for passenger vehicles, light trucks, medium and heavy duty trucks, buses, and trailers under a $190,000 annual contract. School districts and county transit authorities appear to be the primary buyers under this code family, typically sourcing OEM-certified or remanufactured brake components for fleet maintenance. Broward County's RFI on Bubenzer brakes and rail clamps for Port Everglades container gantry cranes (due July 1, 2026) falls outside the typical passenger and commercial vehicle fleet scope but shows brake-component procurement extending to specialized port equipment.

The recent activity is concentrated in Florida, with Pinellas County School District and Broward County both issuing solicitations in the past quarter. Sourcewell's RFP #061626 for Law Enforcement Equipment (due June 16, 2026) includes participating entities across Washington state and multiple other jurisdictions but does not provide sufficient scope detail to confirm brake-component alignment. The code shows sparse direct activity; most state and local brake procurement appears to be bundled into broader fleet maintenance or equipment categories rather than component-level specifications. Prospective vendors should note that Pinellas County School District requires suppliers to be located within a 40-mile radius of its Walter Pownall Service Center and applies a 5 percent Florida business preference, and that all brake components must carry OEM factory approval and manufacturer warranties with liability indemnification.