UNSPSC 25174209: Pinions

UNSPSC 25174209 Pinions is a Commodity code that encompasses small geared power-transmission components used in vehicle and equipment maintenance and repair operations. Based on recent state and local solicitations, the work being procured under this code includes OEM replacement parts for fleet vehicles, heavy-duty equipment, and transit assets where pinions serve as critical drivetrain components. State and local buyers pursue this code through school districts, county governments, cities, and special-purpose transit or fleet authorities that maintain vehicle fleets requiring ongoing parts replenishment and repair services. The issuing bodies span education, public works, fleet services, and transportation departments seeking to establish supply agreements or blanket purchase orders for parts inventories managed on an as-needed or just-in-time basis.

Recent activity includes Parkway School District in Missouri issuing an RFB (Request for Bid) on May 5, 2026 due May 19, 2026 for OEM bus fleet replacement parts and repair services; Brevard County in Florida posting an IFB on April 6, 2026 (due February 25, 2026) for just-in-time automotive parts inventory management supporting a fleet of 1,114 assets with estimated annual spend around $730,000 to $776,706; the City of Atlanta Department of Public Works posting an IFB on March 4, 2026 due May 1, 2026 for heavy-duty trailers, repair services, and parts; and the School Board of Sarasota County, Florida issuing a one-year supply agreement bid on January 23, 2026 due February 12, 2026 for automotive and light truck OEM parts across 19 specified manufacturers. Geographic concentration is strongest in the Southeast—Florida, Georgia, Missouri, and Washington state appear in the recent pipeline—though the Sourcewell cooperative procurement vehicle (RFP #061626 on May 12, 2026) expands potential reach across multiple states and Canada through a framework agreement. The code shows moderate consistent activity among school districts and county fleet operations but does not dominate the procurement landscape for any single issuing body.