UNSPSC 25172011: Shock absorber

UNSPSC 25172011 Shock absorber is a Commodity code with no documented state or local contract opportunities matching its nominal scope. The recent records show only one tangentially related solicitation: Brevard County Purchasing Services issued an IFB in April 2026 for just-in-time inventory management and automotive parts supply to maintain a fleet of 1,114 vehicles and equipment, with estimated fiscal-year spend of $730,000 to $776,706, but shock absorbers are not separately identified within that broader parts-supply scope. Three other recent opportunities—the City of Orlando's March 2026 sole-source purchase of Apex 2 Strut Kits (rescue equipment, not vehicle suspension components), the School Board of Sarasota County's January 2026 automotive light-truck repair parts supply bid, and the City of Atlanta's March 2026 heavy-duty trailers and repair services IFB—fall outside the shock-absorber commodity even though they involve automotive equipment procurement. A fourth posting was a Williamson County administrative relocation notice with no procurement content.

The absence of active solicitations directly targeting shock absorbers suggests limited recent state and local demand visibility under this code. When shock absorbers do appear, they surface as line items within broader fleet maintenance or automotive parts supply agreements rather than as stand-alone procurements. Business development professionals should monitor fleet management and vehicle maintenance RFPs and ITBs from county transportation departments and municipal fleet services offices, where shock-absorber demand is more likely to emerge as part of larger component or parts agreements, rather than expect frequent dedicated shock-absorber solicitations at the state or local level.