UNSPSC 25174415: Vehicle oil pressure gauge

A device that displays the pressure readings of engine oil in the lubricating system.

UNSPSC 25174415 Vehicle oil pressure gauge (Commodity) does not match the scope of recent state and local solicitations tagged to this code. The most recent opportunities in the dataset are for vehicle maintenance and repair services, fleet inventory management, bookmobile vehicle procurement, and automotive repair parts supply — none of which are oil pressure gauges or gauge-specific procurement. Jackson County, Missouri solicited vehicle maintenance and repair services for county departments and judicial entities in RFP 26040 with a response date of July 7, 2026; Brevard County, Florida solicited just-in-time automotive parts and equipment inventory management services in IFB B52621 with a bid opening of February 25, 2026; the School Board of Sarasota County, Florida solicited one-year supply agreements for automotive and light truck repair parts in IFB 26-0124 with responses due February 12, 2026; and the Santa Clara County Library District solicited a custom-built bookmobile vehicle replacement in RFP RFPLIBFY260530 with proposals due March 4, 2026. The code shows little relevant recent activity to the instrument gauge category itself, and the mismatch suggests either tagging error in the source data or that state and local agencies are not currently procuring oil pressure gauges as standalone line items through formal solicitations.

Geographic spread across the recent opportunities spans Florida (Brevard and Sarasota County school district), California (Santa Clara County Library District), Missouri (Jackson County), and Texas (Williamson County notice of administrative relocation). The issuing-body mix includes county purchasing and vehicle maintenance departments, a county library district, and a school board — typical patterns for fleet and facility maintenance procurement. However, the absence of oil pressure gauge–specific solicitations suggests the code either falls under umbrella fleet maintenance or parts contracts where individual components are not separately specified, or that this particular commodity is not actively procured at the state and local level at present.