UNSPSC 25172200: Vehicle doors

UNSPSC 25172200 Vehicle doors is a Class code that describes parts and components used in vehicle construction and repair, but recent state and local activity under this code focuses predominantly on vehicle body repair services—collision repair, accident damage repair, paint services, and related mechanical work—rather than doors as a discrete procurement line item. State and local governments are buying comprehensive auto body and collision repair services on as-needed bases, with contracts spanning frame straightening, welding, paint refinishing, glass repair, suspension work, and restoration to original condition. Cities and counties are the primary issuing bodies, with school districts and transit authorities occasionally participating; the City of Lubbock, Texas appears across multiple recent solicitations for body work and collision services, and the City of Dallas, City of Albuquerque, and County of Orange, California are repeat buyers of medium and heavy-duty collision repair capacity.

Recent activity spans Texas, California, Florida, and Georgia. The City of Lubbock issued multiple Invitations to Bid and Requests for Proposals in March and April 2026 for secondary auto body and collision repairs (ITB 26-19354-YB, due April 29, 2026) and body work for its Citibus transit fleet (RFP 26-19418-KM, due March 26, 2026), both seeking shops equipped with paint booths and frame straightening machines. The City of Albuquerque issued RFB-2025-763-DSW-MP in May 2026 (due June 10, 2026) for collision repair services across eight vehicle weight classes with structured hourly labor rates and parts discounts. The County of Orange, California solicited medium and heavy-duty vehicle collision repair services through IFB-080-2986502-JC (due March 27, 2026), requiring five-year contract terms and I-CAR certifications. The City of Dallas issued a Request for Competitive Sealed Proposal for a thirty-six-month ID/IQ collision repair agreement (due March 27, 2026) with three supplier awards per service group. Most contracts carry one-year initial terms with renewal options, 12-month workmanship warranties, and requirements for OEM parts and comprehensive insurance including garage liability and keepers coverage. A non-matching opportunity—the City of North Las Vegas RFP 2026-020 (due July 29, 2026) for animal protection body installation on Ford F-350 chassis—is unrelated to the code's scope and suggests a mislabeling in the source data.