UNSPSC 25172104: Seatbelts

UNSPSC 25172104 Seatbelts is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity encompasses child safety seats, car seat restraints for school buses, and automotive seatbelt accessories. The code sees solicitation from school districts, state health and safety agencies, and municipal governments acquiring these products for child welfare programs, fleet safety compliance, and emergency response capabilities. Recent opportunities show acquisition of infant car seats for low-income family safety programs, child restraints for school bus fleets, bulk purchases of specific branded safety seat models for state distribution networks, and automotive accessory packages that include seatbelt and restraint components.

Activity is concentrated in Texas, Michigan, Georgia, Florida, and New Jersey, with recent solicitations spanning state health departments, county school districts, and municipal procurement offices. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) Invitation for Bids HHS0017288 posted June 22, 2026, seeking 2,684 Evenflo brand child safety seats in four specific models for the Safe Riders program, with delivery required by specified dates and pricing firm for the contract term; the Cobb County School District (CCSD) in Georgia Request for Quote Q26100 posted May 1, 2026, for SafeGuard SuperSTAR model child seat restraints for buses with estimated annual expenditure of approximately $27,000 and quotes due May 13, 2026; the Michigan Department of State Police Office of Highway Safety Planning Request for Proposal RFP5512600000015951 posted March 24, 2026, seeking a contractor to supply and distribute four Cosco and Evenflo car seat models totaling an estimated 15,200 units over three years with proposals due April 13, 2026; and the City of Detroit Office of Contracting and Procurement Request for Quote 538597 posted February 12, 2026, for 50 infant car seats and related safe sleep supplies for the Health Department's maternal and child health programs, with quotes due February 18, 2026 and award restricted to certified Detroit-based businesses.