UNSPSC 25172014: Active suspension system

Type of hydraulic suspension system using a hydraulic actuator instead of a conventional spring and shock absorber.

UNSPSC 25172014 Active suspension system is a Commodity code that names components and assemblies for vehicle suspension systems, including air ride suspension systems and related hydraulic and mechanical elements used in heavy-duty commercial equipment. State and local governments procure active suspension components as part of larger fleet acquisitions, particularly for trailers and specialized vehicles managed by county and state transportation departments. The work encompasses both standalone suspension system components and integrated suspension packages bundled into new trailer purchases, reflecting how state and local buyers acquire these parts—embedded in capital equipment buys rather than as standalone commodity orders.

Recent activity clusters heavily in Texas and Georgia, driven by large trailer procurement initiatives. The State of Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts issued IFB 304T-26-073A1 (posted April 16, 2026, responses due May 14, 2026) for heavy-duty trailers across six product groups with air ride suspension systems listed as optional components; the Texas Department of Transportation is identified as a major customer. The City of Atlanta Department of Public Works issued a pre-solicitation notice (posted March 4, 2026, due May 1, 2026) for heavy-duty trailer procurement, repair services, and parts supply across twelve equipment groups. Neither solicitation discloses specific budget values, but the scale of equipment and the statewide or city-wide fleet scope suggests material aggregate value. The recent-opportunities block shows no standalone active suspension system procurements; suspension components appear only as equipment elements within trailer and vehicle acquisition efforts.