UNSPSC 25172909: Motorcycle exterior lighting

The entire external lighting system for motorcycles

UNSPSC 25172909 Motorcycle exterior lighting is a Commodity code that covers emergency and operational lighting systems for law enforcement motorcycles, drawn from state and local procurement activity focused overwhelmingly on police pursuit and patrol motorcycle acquisitions rather than aftermarket or standalone lighting components. Recent solicitations reflect a consistent pattern: jurisdictions are procuring complete law enforcement motorcycles equipped with integrated emergency lighting packages, including programmable red and blue LED systems, dynamic light packages, and integrated warning systems as bundled components of fully equipped police models. The code's activity is driven by state agencies, counties, and municipal police departments acquiring new or replacement motorcycle fleets for patrol, traffic enforcement, high-speed pursuit, and emergency response. Texas, Georgia, Illinois, Arizona, and Florida generate the most visible recent activity, though Nevada and Mississippi also show current procurement. Issuing bodies span state procurement offices (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Nevada Department of Public Safety, Illinois Department of Central Management Services), municipal police departments (City of Atlanta, City of St. Cloud, City of Phoenix, City of Flowood), and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell). No single repeat buyer dominates, though the City of Atlanta has posted multiple related solicitations across the first half of 2026.

Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Comptroller's IFB for 12 law enforcement motorcycles (IFB No. 304T-26-071A1, response due May 19, 2026) specifying 2026 or newer models with minimum 1300cc displacement, anti-lock braking systems, adaptive cruise control, and integrated programmable red and blue LED emergency lighting systems; the Illinois Department of Central Management Services joint purchase master contract for police pursuit motorcycles (IFB 27-416CMS-BOSS4-B-52578, response due July 2, 2026) requiring new, fully equipped current-manufacturer models compliant with federal and state motor vehicle safety and emission standards, with all units to include manufacturer standard police equipment; and the City of Atlanta Department of Public Works Harley-Davidson police motorcycle procurement (Pre-Solicitation Conference noted February 9–11, 2026; formal IFB deadline March 31, 2026) specifying integrated Whelen emergency lighting systems, dual batteries, LED headlamps, caliper lights, and diagnostic software as built-in components. Geographic concentration in the Sun Belt and major urban centers reflects higher demand for police motorcycle fleets in traffic-heavy jurisdictions and states with year-round deployment potential.