UNSPSC 25172615: Truck cover sheet

Large sheet of strong, flexible, water-resistant or waterproof material used to cover trucks.

UNSPSC 25172615 Truck cover sheet is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure custom tarps, replacement tarp parts, and associated repair and installation services for municipal vehicles including dump trucks, refuse trucks, fire apparatus, and pickup trucks. The scope encompasses custom-fabricated tarp systems, inventory stock parts, labor-intensive repair and maintenance services, and expedited parts delivery with warranty coverage. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include city procurement offices and state police operations. The City of Austin recently issued IFB 7800MLJ1045 (due September 24, 2026) for custom tarps, tarp replacement parts, and repair services covering municipal dump trucks, dump trailers, refuse and waste trucks, fire apparatus ladder trucks, and fire pumpers, with requirements for manufacturer-authorized warranty repair capability, two qualified service technicians, written estimates within two working days, standard delivery by next business day, and 12-month labor and parts warranties. The Illinois State Police Special Operations Command, through the State of Illinois Chief Procurement Office, solicited fiberglass camper shells and installation services for Ford F-150 pickup trucks (due May 29, 2026), with installation required by June 30, 2026, within a 150-mile radius of Springfield, Illinois—a tangential but related procurement involving protective vehicle covers and installation.

Recent activity centers on Texas and Illinois. The City of Austin's solicitation is the primary representative opportunity under the code's core scope; it applies local business and small business preferences, requires three consecutive years of municipal tarp-services experience, mandates a full-time manufacturer-authorized warranty repair facility within 60 miles of the Texas State Capitol, and structures pricing as fixed-price with hourly labor rates, flat pickup-and-delivery fees, and expedited-service fees, with the initial contract term set at 36 months plus two optional 12-month renewals. Pre-award site visits will assess contractor facilities, equipment, and personnel qualifications. All employers must complete the City of Austin Wage Theft Ordinance certification prior to award and training within 30 days of contract execution. Insurance requirements include Workers' Compensation, Business Automobile Liability with a combined single limit of $500,000 per occurrence, and All Risk Property Insurance.