UNSPSC 25173112: GPS Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring

Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring (RAIM) is a technology developed to assess the integrity of global positioning system (GPS) signals in a GPS receiver system. It is of special importance in safety-critical GPS applications, such as in aviation or marine navigation.

UNSPSC 25173112 GPS Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring is a Commodity code, and the source contains no recent state or local contract opportunities actually soliciting GPS receiver autonomous integrity monitoring equipment or services. The fourteen recent opportunities posted between April and October 2026 span MRO supplies aggregation (City of Tucson), chemical-resistant water system parts (Tucson Water), procurement networking events (Clay County Florida, Marion County Florida), on-call trade labor (City of Meriden Connecticut), aquatic facility operations (City of Palm Bay Florida), enterprise space management consulting (State of New Mexico), process instrumentation (Collier County Florida, Hillsborough County Florida, City of Phoenix Water Services), pressure gauges (Hillsborough County Florida, multiple times), water lab testing (City of Meriden Connecticut), lighting retrofit (City of Wichita), microbial source tracking analysis (City of Santa Monica), SCADA system upgrades (City of Gallup New Mexico), vocational education equipment (ESBD Texas), electrical components (Hillsborough County Florida), subsidized employment services (County of Solano California), and forensic drug reference standards (Pinellas County Florida). None of these opportunities target GPS receivers, positioning systems, or autonomous integrity monitoring technology.

The code shows no recent procurement activity aligned with its stated scope. Firms evaluating pursuit under UNSPSC 25173112 should not rely on this source as a basis for market assessment or opportunity identification; the code appears inactive or underutilized in state and local government procurement during the 2026 posting cycle captured here.