UNSPSC 25172806: Hydraulic servicing unit

Aircraft hydraulic servicing unit is for aircraft hydraulic servicing and replenish hydraulic and engine oil systems with clean, contaminated free fluid.

UNSPSC 25172806 Hydraulic servicing unit is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of specialized hydraulic equipment and support systems, though recent opportunities tagged under this code show minimal direct relevance to the nominal scope. The code should identify vendors supplying hydraulic pumps, power units, service packages, and related fluid-handling equipment for airport ground support, vehicle maintenance, and infrastructure operations.

State and local issuing bodies across the recent opportunity set include airport authorities, county purchasing departments, city aviation divisions, and transportation agencies. Geography spans Florida (Savannah, Pinellas County, Orange County, Broward County), Texas (Dallas, McKinney, Jefferson County), Kentucky, New Hampshire, New York-New Jersey, and New Mexico, with no standout repeat buyers evident in the recent opportunities. The source shows no recent solicitations directly aligned with UNSPSC 25172806 hydraulic servicing—opportunities posted under or near this code involved aircraft boarding bridges, bus wash blowers, aerial lifts, weather observing systems, and aircraft tugs with hydraulic components, but these represent integrated capital equipment procurements rather than standalone hydraulic servicing contracts. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet issued multiple bids for helicopter tugs with 2,500 PSI hydraulic pumps (RFBs 605 2600000654, 605 2600000642, and 605 2600000641, due July 9 and June 30, 2026) and Broward County solicited OEM parts and repair services for Altec aerial devices and cranes including hydraulic diagnostics and maintenance (TRN 2131409B1, due March 16, 2026), but these opportunities embed hydraulic servicing within larger equipment scopes rather than procuring hydraulic units as standalone commodities. The code shows little relevant recent activity; the opportunities in the dataset are plainly unrelated to the hydraulic servicing unit classification.