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 code that covers electronic key management and vehicle access systems state and local governments procure as components within broader fleet and motor pool management technology platforms. Recent state and local solicitations show that this code is being tagged for opportunities where keyless entry or key kiosk dispatch functionality is a required subsystem of larger cloud-based fleet management solutions, rather than as a standalone product procurement. The State of Missouri Office of Administration has posted three separate IFB notices for Motor Pool Management Systems (most recently in August 2026) that explicitly require automated keyless entry or key kiosk management integrated with vehicle reservation, check-in/check-out, and billing systems managing up to 5,500 licenses and 120 vehicles. These are the predominant recent opportunities tagged to this code. Work is being solicited by state IT procurement divisions and municipal fleet services offices, though the recent sample is heavily weighted toward Missouri state government as a repeat buyer within a short timeframe.

Geographic activity clusters around Missouri, with the State of Missouri Office of Administration Information Technology Services Division posting the three most recent solicitations under this code in July and August 2026. Texas municipalities including Lubbock and Albuquerque, and Arizona and Nevada jurisdictions, have posted fleet and vehicle procurement opportunities during the same period, though those solicitations are tagged to higher-tier vehicle-maintenance and collision-repair codes rather than to keyless entry systems specifically. No activity in other states appears in the recent-opportunities block. The Missouri motor pool contracts—IFB OA ITSD 0000000030SL (due August 26, 2026) and IFB OA ITSD 0000000029SL (due August 19, 2026)—represent the primary procurement signals under this code; bidders must demonstrate five years in fleet management, two years in direct motor pool experience, meet NIST 800-53 or ISO 27001 cybersecurity standards, maintain 99.5% monthly uptime SLAs, host all data in the United States, and maintain $5 million cybersecurity insurance per occurrence, with one-year terms and two optional one-year renewals.