UNSPSC 25172304: Window lift or regulator assembly

A device for raising and lowering a glass window on automotive vehicles. It consists of a carrier panel securable to a door, pulleys that are rotatably mounted to the carrier panel and a lift plate that supports the window and enables it to travel a predefined path. Cables around the first and second pulleys are afixed to the lift plate.A manual or motor drive assembly iscoupled to the first and second cables for moving the pair of cables thereby elevating or lowering the lift plate.

UNSPSC 25172304 Window lift or regulator assembly is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities do not include direct procurement of window lift or regulator assemblies. Instead, the code appears in state and local purchasing systems alongside fleet maintenance, collision repair, and specialized equipment acquisitions that may incorporate such components as part of larger vehicle or equipment systems. The code's nominal scope—discrete automotive window-regulator parts—does not match what municipalities are actively soliciting under this code tag in the current market.

The limited and misaligned recent activity under this code presents a weak signal for direct component-level pursuit. The City of Detroit's RFQ for New Flyer XD40 bus fasteners, the City of South Fulton's RFP for municipal fleet collision repair services, and the City of Thomasville's ITB for a telescopic aerial device with material handler all touch vehicle and equipment maintenance but do not isolate window regulators as a stand-alone procurement line item. No state or local jurisdiction has posted a dedicated solicitation for window lift assemblies or regulator components in the recent opportunities block. Vendors specializing in OEM-compliant window regulator supply to state and local transit authorities, public works fleets, or equipment manufacturers should monitor Georgia (Thomasville, South Fulton) and Michigan (Detroit) procurement channels, but should recognize that this code currently reflects bundled equipment and parts procurement rather than discrete regulator-component sourcing.