UNSPSC 25172908: Vehicle rear light

Lighting system in the rear part of the vehicle.

UNSPSC 25172908 Vehicle rear light (Commodity) covers LED and specialty lighting components that state and local governments procure for fleet modernization, roadway infrastructure, and emergency response operations. Recent solicitations show a mix of rear-light procurement bundled into larger equipment acquisitions — traffic signal modernization projects deploying GPS-synchronized control systems with integrated lighting, fleet vehicle collision repair services requiring specialized light assembly and replacement work, and truck outfitting operations installing LED light bars, flood lights, and marker assemblies on new county and school district vehicles. The code's actual market activity spans school districts and county transportation departments sourcing lighting components as part of inventory management agreements, specialized repair facilities handling light assembly and replacement on medium and heavy-duty vehicles, and municipal traffic operations deploying advanced signalized intersection systems where rear-light functionality integrates with broader signal control and detection infrastructure.

Recent procurement activity clusters in California, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, and Texas. Issuing bodies include county fleet management departments (San Bernardino County, Collier County, Orange County, Columbia County), school districts (Rockwood School District, Sarasota County Schools, Parkway School District), and city traffic operations (Brownsville, Cameron County). Representative solicitations include San Bernardino County Fleet Management's Invitation to Bid VHS126-CFMAI-6257 for auto and truck lights and electrical items (due February 10, 2026), soliciting LED clearance lights, marker lights, light bars, and LED headlamps for a five-year supply contract beginning July 1, 2026; Collier County's Invitation to Bid for emergency and disaster recovery services for traffic signals and roadway lighting (due April 23, 2026), requiring removal and restoration of damaged lighting components to FDOT standards; and the City of Brownsville's Invitation for Bids for the Carbon Reduction Program Light Synchronization Project (due May 21, 2026), deploying advanced traffic detection and GPS-based time synchronization equipment with integrated lighting at 33 signalized intersections. Activity reflects state and local focus on fleet asset maintenance, traffic modernization through federal grant funding, and emergency preparedness infrastructure replacement.