UNSPSC 25172911: Vehicle exterior lighting bonnet

Lighting bonnet, holders and/or brackets are specifically designed for the lighting to settle tightly in the hood, fender, and/or roof of a vehicle. The lighting is planted with these parts into their final position. These parts may be plastic, rubber or sheet metal.

UNSPSC 25172911 Vehicle exterior lighting bonnet (Commodity) spans emergency and mobile light fixtures installed on law enforcement and emergency response vehicles, as well as off-the-shelf lighting components for municipal infrastructure and utility networks. State and local procurement under this code reflects a mix of emergency-vehicle equipment, traffic and roadway lighting modernization, and utility distribution infrastructure; recent opportunities show issuers spanning county emergency services, state fleet management, municipal utilities, and school districts acquiring everything from pre-assembled emergency light bars and windshield flashers to specialized lighting control cabinets and roadway sign-mounted luminaires.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, California, and Texas, with a secondary cluster in the upper Midwest. Broward County, Florida issued an RFB (MED100826212, due October 15, 2026) for installation of emergency lighting on two Ford Transit Vans serving the Office of Medical Examiner, specifying SPECTRALUX and FED SIG lighting components with full installation, warranty, and insurance requirements. The State of California has posted multiple sealed-bid RFBs for brand-specific lighting and vehicle-mounted equipment, including SoundOff Signal emergency light systems and Gamber Johnson swing arms (both October 2026 closing dates). Collin County, Texas solicited emergency vehicle equipment and supplies via IFB 2026-284 (June 4, 2026 closing) covering light bars, gun racks, and storage systems at an estimated annual contract value of $100,000. Broward County's September 2026 IFB (BLD2132882B1) for 281 Phoenix LED Floodlights serving Port Everglades drew eight competing vendors with total bids ranging from $697,850.59 to $889,475.52, offering SBE and local-vendor preference. The City of Port Orange, Florida issued a sole-source notice (SS2606CW) for Saddlebag Rail Police & Special Services Light Bar Kits from Chrome Glow, Inc., valued at $7,585.20. Parkway School District (Missouri) sought LED lighting distributors on an as-needed basis (July 2026) with estimated annual spend of $35,000. A minority of recent postings—including Ocala Electric Utility's RFI for underground single-phase fusible cabinets and Collier County's disaster-recovery contracts for traffic signal and roadway lighting—fall tangentially to the nominal code scope but reflect the broad reach of "exterior lighting" terminology in state and local procurement systems.