UNSPSC 25174216: Steering knuckle arm

Part of a forging that usually includes the steering knuckle, spindle and steering arm, and allows the front wheel to pivot.

UNSPSC 25174216 Steering knuckle arm is a Commodity code that covers replacement steering and suspension components for vehicle fleets, though the recent opportunities block shows no direct solicitations for steering knuckle arms specifically. Instead, the available records document state and local procurement of automotive parts and fleet maintenance services more broadly—bus and vehicle OEM parts, heavy-duty trailer components, and general-purpose automotive repair parts—suggesting that steering knuckle arms are solicited as part of larger fleet repair and parts supply agreements rather than as standalone line items. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under related automotive parts codes include school districts (Parkway School District in Missouri, Sarasota County Schools in Florida), counties (Brevard County, Florida and Williamson County, Texas), and cities (City of Atlanta). These jurisdictions source OEM replacement parts and repair labor on blanket purchase orders, just-in-time inventory management contracts, and annual supply agreements to support vehicle and equipment maintenance.

The geographic spread of recent activity includes Florida (Brevard County, Sarasota County Schools), Georgia (City of Atlanta), Missouri (Parkway School District), and Texas (Williamson County), though one record (Williamson County) is an administrative relocation notice with no procurement scope. Representative recent opportunities include Parkway School District's RFB for bus OEM parts and repair services (response due May 19, 2026), Brevard County's request for just-in-time automotive parts and inventory logistics services (bid opening February 25, 2026), the City of Atlanta's IFB for heavy-duty trailers, parts, and repair services (due May 1, 2026), and the School Board of Sarasota County's bid for automotive and light truck repair parts (due February 12, 2026). The Sarasota County opportunity is representative of steering knuckle arm procurement pathways—it specifies OEM parts from manufacturers including Moog and Timken, both common suppliers of suspension components. None of the opportunities explicitly names steering knuckle arms; the code appears in state and local procurement primarily as a component within broader fleet parts and maintenance solicitations rather than as a direct procurement line.