UNSPSC 25172012: Slip plate

Moveable plates on an alignment rack that go under a vehicle's wheels. They allow the suspension to settle prior to an alignment.

UNSPSC 25172012 Slip plate (Commodity) does not align with the state and local procurement activity appearing in the recent opportunities block. The opportunities solicited for this code span heavy-duty trailers and related equipment (State of Texas Comptroller IFB for trailers with multiple configurations and specialized components), law enforcement equipment (Sourcewell RFP on behalf of Washington state counties), aftermarket vehicle parts and supplies (Illinois Chief Procurement Office joint purchase master contract awarded to NAPA Auto Parts for $7.5 million), fleet and facility inventory management and logistics (Brevard County just-in-time automotive parts and equipment management), heavy-duty trailer repair services and parts (City of Atlanta IFB), and automotive and light truck repair parts (School Board of Sarasota County one-year supply agreement). None of these solicitations involve slip plates or appear to reference the code's nominal scope. The issuing bodies range across state procurement offices, counties, municipalities, special districts, school boards, and cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Sourcewell, but the work being bought under this code label does not match the commodity definition.

Recent activity shows no state or local opportunities actually procuring slip plates. The code should be treated as inactive for practical business development purposes in state and local markets, or the tagging of recent opportunities to this code reflects a classification error rather than genuine demand signal.