UNSPSC 25172410: Fuel injector o ring

An o ring made from materials not subject to degradation in the presence of fuel and high pressure or elevated temperatures. Used as a component in the manufacture of automotive fuel handling systems

UNSPSC 25172410 Fuel injector o ring is a Commodity code. The recent opportunities in the source show no state or local procurement activity directly aligned with fuel injector O-rings or related fuel-system components. The opportunities posted under this code span unrelated product categories: compressed natural gas fuel tank replacement (Orange County Transportation Authority), law enforcement equipment cooperative purchasing (Sourcewell), fleet and facility inventory management (Brevard County), emergency disaster response resources (Collier County), water authority by-pass pump procurement (Macon Water Authority), bus and fleet vehicle parts generally (Rockwood School District and Sarasota County School Board), heavy-duty trailers and repair services (City of Atlanta), and car wash and detailing (County of Rockland). None of these solicitations mention fuel injector O-rings, fuel injector repair kits, or fuel system seal components as line items or scope elements.

The misalignment between the UNSPSC code name and the posted opportunities suggests that state and local procurement offices are not currently tagging fuel injector O-ring purchases under this Commodity code, or the code sees minimal activity in the state and local market. Firms evaluating pursuit under 25172410 should verify directly with target jurisdictions whether this code is actively used for fleet maintenance procurement or whether related fuel-system consumables are classified and sourced through broader fleet-parts agreements (such as the Rockwood School District and Sarasota County School Board solicitations for general automotive and truck repair parts). The absence of dedicated opportunities for this specific commodity suggests it may be procured as part of blanket parts agreements or through existing OEM vendor relationships rather than as a standalone solicitation.