UNSPSC 25172906: Reflectors

UNSPSC 25172906 Reflectors is a Commodity code with minimal recent activity aligned to its nominal scope. Of three recent state and local opportunities tagged under this code, two involve automotive parts inventory management and supply — Brevard County Purchasing Services' Just-in-Time fleet inventory management solicitation (IFB B52621, due February 25, 2026) and the School Board of Sarasota County's automotive and light truck repair parts supply agreement (Bid #26-0124, due February 12, 2026) — while the third is an administrative notice of office relocation by Williamson County Purchasing Department unrelated to procurement. Neither automotive parts solicitation explicitly names reflectors or lighting components as a discrete line item; both broadly encompass OEM and aftermarket automotive parts across multiple manufacturers and categories. The issuing bodies reflect the typical state and local mix: county purchasing departments (Brevard), school districts (Sarasota County Schools), and county administrative offices. The code shows little focused procurement activity targeting reflectors specifically under its stated scope.

The recent opportunities cluster in Florida, with no geographic diversity evident in the sample. Brevard County's fleet inventory management contract seeks to supply parts for a fleet of 1,114 assets at approximately $730,000 annually (2025–26 budget), with daily or two-hour emergency delivery required and on-site parts room staffing; Sarasota County Schools' one-year automotive parts supply agreement requires firm discounts off MSRP for OEM parts across 19 specified manufacturers with 48-hour stock delivery and seven-day special-order fulfillment, with options to renew for two additional one-year periods. Neither solicitation discloses a total contract value. The Florida preference adjustments and SBE/MBE encouragement in the School Board solicitation reflect standard state-level set-aside practices. The code's sparse recent activity and misalignment between the nominal scope and actual solicitations suggest limited current pursuit opportunity under this classification.