UNSPSC 25172130: Vehicle keyless entry control or fob

A small radio frequency transmitting device used to lock and unlock vehicle doors and or perform other security related tasks remotely from the vehicle. Also commonly known as a key fob.

UNSPSC 25172130 Vehicle keyless entry control or fob is a Commodity-tier code that shows no decision-relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The most recent opportunities tagged to this code include a county purchasing department relocation notice, an animal protection body upfit on Ford F-350 chassis, vehicle maintenance and collision repair contracts, motorcycle procurement, and automotive parts supply agreements — none of which involve keyless entry controls, fobs, or related electronic access components. The single opportunity nominally aligned with the code's scope, the North Las Vegas animal protection body upfit (RFP 2026-020, due July 29, 2026), specifies installation of a protective cage structure on utility vehicles with no mention of keyless entry systems or electronic access equipment in the published solicitation details. The remaining opportunities address fleet maintenance, body shop services, transit vehicle repairs, utility body construction, and parts supply, with no procurement language indicating demand for standalone keyless entry controls or fob systems.

State and local governments do procure vehicle electronic access and ignition controls as components of broader fleet vehicle specifications and upfits, but this activity typically appears embedded within vehicle purchase RFPs or full-vehicle specification standards rather than as standalone commodity procurements. The code's recent activity record does not support independent pursuit at this time, and business development professionals should monitor for future standalone solicitations for keyless entry retrofits or fleet-wide access system upgrades, particularly from transit authorities, municipal fleets, and law enforcement agencies managing large vehicle inventories.