UNSPSC 25174214: Wood steering wheel

Automotive steering wheel whose driver interface is wholly or principally composed of wood products

UNSPSC 25174214 Wood steering wheel is a Commodity code that sees minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The source contains six recent opportunities tagged under this code, but only one—the Sarasota County Schools automotive and light truck repair parts bid—addresses a general parts-supply agreement that could plausibly include steering components. The remaining opportunities span fleet inventory management (Brevard County), heavy-duty trailer procurement and repair (City of Atlanta), school bus OEM parts and service (Parkway School District, Missouri), law enforcement equipment (Sourcewell cooperative), and an administrative relocation notice (Williamson County, Texas), none of which target wood steering wheels specifically. The code appears to be misaligned with the actual procurement activity it captures, suggesting either broad tagging practices at issuing bodies or limited demand for wood steering wheel procurement at the state and local level.

Issuing bodies include school districts (Sarasota County Schools, Parkway School District), counties (Brevard County, Williamson County), municipalities (City of Atlanta), and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell). Geographic activity centers on Florida, Texas, Missouri, and Georgia based on recent postings, though Sourcewell's cooperative spans multiple states and Canadian jurisdictions. Representative opportunities include the Sarasota County Schools automotive parts RFB (due February 12, 2026) seeking OEM parts across 19 manufacturers with one-year terms and renewal options, and the Parkway School District bus fleet OEM parts and service RFB (due May 19, 2026) requesting qualified distributors for as-needed parts and repair services. Neither solicitation explicitly references wood steering wheels or wood components, indicating the code's limited relevance to current state and local procurement priorities.