UNSPSC 25172105: Collision avoidance systems

UNSPSC 25172105 Collision avoidance systems is a Commodity code that encompasses vehicle safety technology, specialized automotive equipment, and fleet maintenance services—though the recent-opportunities block shows limited direct solicitation of collision-avoidance hardware itself. State and local governments are instead buying law enforcement vehicle upfit services (push bars, ballistic protection, vehicle cages, consoles, K-9 enclosures), emergency equipment outfitting (lighting and step systems), body shop and collision repair services, automotive parts supply and inventory management, and specialized vehicle modifications. The issuing bodies span state transportation and public safety departments, county purchasing offices (Brevard, Williamson, Harris), city procurement bureaus (Phoenix, Dallas, South Fulton, Greensboro), school districts (Sarasota County), and transit authorities (Jacksonville). Washington State Department of Enterprise Services and multiple Texas jurisdictions appear repeatedly as active buyers of law enforcement vehicle upfit and equipment outfitting services.

The most active recent solicitations cluster in law enforcement vehicle upfitting and municipal fleet collision repair. Washington State Department of Enterprise Services issued cooperative purchasing agreements for law enforcement vehicle upfit equipment (push bars, partitions, K-9 enclosures) across Washington and Oregon with bids due July 24, 2026 (Solicitation 11525 and S1070000017221), seeking reserved awards for small businesses and veteran-owned businesses. The City of Phoenix Public Works Department posted IFB 26-FSD-028 for specialized vehicle modifications (light packages, ballistic protection, vehicle cages, bedliners, custom bumpers) for the Phoenix Police Department, with offers due December 10, 2025, and a mandatory pre-offer conference on November 21, 2025. The City of Dallas issued RFCSP BFZ2600029114 for vehicle auto body and collision repair services (March 27, 2026 proposal deadline), establishing three supplier tiers (primary, secondary, tertiary) with evaluation weighted toward cost (35 points) and experience (30 points). Parker County, Texas solicited emergency equipment outfitting for a 2026 Chevrolet 1500 (sealed bids due February 23, 2026, with award March 9, 2026). The School Board of Sarasota County sought automotive and light truck repair parts through Bid 26-0124 (due February 12, 2026), and Brevard County Purchasing Services posted an IFB for just-in-time inventory management and parts supply for a 1,114-asset fleet (question deadline February 16, 2026; bid opening February 25, 2026). Recent activity spans Washington, Oregon, Texas, Georgia, Florida, and California; Texas jurisdictions account for the heaviest concentration of recent upfit and collision-repair solicitations.