UNSPSC 25174407: Pedals

UNSPSC 25174407 Pedals, a Commodity-level code, represents a niche vehicle component category where state and local governments procure replacement pedals and pedal assemblies as part of broader automotive fleet maintenance and parts supply operations. The code surfaces most prominently in fleet and facility inventory management contracts and blanket automotive parts supply agreements where pedals appear as line items within larger catalogs of OEM and aftermarket components. Issuing bodies include county purchasing departments managing vehicle fleets, school district transportation services, and municipal fleet operations. The work itself involves supplying new OEM or equivalent pedal components (brake, accelerator, clutch) to support ongoing repair and maintenance of light-duty vehicles, trucks, and equipment across distributed county and municipal assets.

Recent opportunities show the code embedded in two substantial procurements: Brevard County Purchasing Services solicited a Just-in-Time inventory management contractor (IFB B52621, due February 25, 2026) to supply automotive parts and equipment for a fleet of 1,114 county vehicles with an estimated annual budget of $730,000, and the School Board of Sarasota County solicited automotive and light truck repair parts under a one-year supply agreement (IFB 260-0124, due February 12, 2026) requiring firm percentage discounts off manufacturer list prices across 19 specified OEM suppliers including AC Delco, Motorcraft, and Mopar. Both solicitations are located in Florida. The code shows minimal standalone activity as a discrete pedal procurement; rather, pedals appear as commodity-line components within much larger parts-inventory or fleet-maintenance contracts. Recent activity concentrates in Florida, where both Brevard County and the Sarasota County Schools actively manage automotive supply chains. No other state or regional concentration is evident from available records.