UNSPSC 25172301: Automotive windshields

UNSPSC 25172301 Automotive windshields, a Commodity code, covers replacement and repair of automotive glass components including windshields, door glass, and related seals and regulators supplied to state and local fleet operations, transit authorities, and school districts. Recent solicitations show state and local procurement of windshield glass replacement services, glass part inventory management, and windshield-related fleet maintenance, with work ranging from emergency on-site replacement to routine fleet servicing. The issuing bodies include county fleet services departments, city transit authorities, state purchasing cooperatives, school districts, and municipal transportation agencies, with repeat activity from transit authorities and fleet-heavy jurisdictions managing large vehicle inventories.

Activity appears concentrated in Texas, Florida, Arizona, and Minnesota-based cooperative purchasing frameworks. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority (DART) posted a Blanket Purchase Order for non-revenue vehicle glass replacement services covering windshields, door glass, and chip repairs across 38 vehicle makes and models, with on-site delivery required within eight hours during operating hours and a 24-month base term (response due March 3, 2026). The State of New Jersey Department of the Treasury, Division of Purchase and Property, solicited bids for automotive glass parts and windshield repair and replacement services under contract T0084 across five service regions, requiring firm-fixed pricing based on National Automotive Glass Specification catalogs and certified technicians, with a three-year base term plus two optional one-year extensions and a partial Small Business Enterprise set-aside (response due June 24, 2026). The School Board of Sarasota County, Florida issued Bid #26-0124 for automotive and light truck repair parts including windshield-related components through a one-year supply agreement with two optional renewal periods (response due February 12, 2026).