UNSPSC 25172514: Motorcycle tire inner tube

Specialized inner tube for motorcycle tires

UNSPSC 25172514 Motorcycle tire inner tube is a Commodity code that state and local governments procure primarily as part of broader tire supply, disposal, and maintenance contracts rather than as standalone motorcycle tire components. Recent solicitations show that the code's nominal scope diverges significantly from actual procurement activity—state and local bodies are soliciting comprehensive tire programs covering automobile and truck tires, retread services, disposal operations, and emergency repair support, not motorcycle-specific inner tubes. The issuing bodies are diverse and include county governments, cities, and cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Sourcewell; no single entity emerges as a standout repeat buyer across the recent activity.

Recent representative opportunities include Pasco County, Florida's IFB for as-needed waste tire management services (IFBKM26097, due June 23, 2026), which calls for pickup and disposal of approximately 1,000 tons annually of automobile, truck, farm, and off-road equipment tires from two County collection sites, with pricing on a per-ton f.o.b. basis and a contract through September 30, 2029; the City of Atlanta's IFB (PE66062NONST2026000000369, due May 8, 2026) for comprehensive tires, tire disposal, and tire repair services across all vehicle classes, including emergency on-site and field repair availability; Pinal County's solicitation (261930, due May 8, 2026) for retread tires for its Public Works department; and Sourcewell's RFP #061626 (due June 16, 2026) establishing a cooperative purchasing contract for law enforcement equipment available to thousands of participating public entities across the United States and Canada. Geographic activity centers on Florida, Arizona, and Washington state, with broader multi-jurisdictional reach through cooperative vehicles. The code shows little recent procurement activity specifically aligned to motorcycle tire inner tubes, indicating either sparse demand or systematic miscoding of tire-related solicitations.