UNSPSC 25174420: Vehicle ash tray

An ash tray for vehicle that is installed inside of vehicle to throw away the cigarette ash or cigarette butt.

UNSPSC 25174420 Vehicle ash tray, a Commodity code, shows minimal procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope in recent state and local solicitations. The single opportunity substantively tagged under this code—Brevard County Purchasing Services' fleet inventory management solicitation (B52621, IFB, due February 25, 2026)—does not solicit ash trays as a standalone product line but rather positions them as minor consumables within a comprehensive just-in-time parts and inventory management contract serving the County's fleet of 1,114 vehicles and equipment. The broader scope involves labor, materials, tools, equipment, transportation, inventory systems integration, and on-site staffing to manage approximately 175 work orders per month across multiple county departments, with annual parts spending of $730,000 to $776,706. A second opportunity from the School Board of Sarasota County (260124, IFB, due February 12, 2026) establishes a supply agreement for automotive and light truck repair parts with percentage discounts off manufacturer list prices for 19 specified brands, but does not isolate ash trays as a line item. The code itself appears to function as a catch-all classification within fleet and automotive parts procurement rather than as a targeted category for ash tray procurement.

The two substantive recent opportunities originate from county government and school district purchasing in Florida, with no additional activity reported in other states or from other jurisdiction types. Brevard County's procurement is a five-year managed inventory contract requiring contractor ownership of inventory under a consignment arrangement, while Sarasota County Schools' solicitation is a one-year renewable supply agreement with optional annual renewals. Neither opportunity targets ash trays as a primary or itemized procurement focus, and the code demonstrates limited utility as a standalone indicator of state and local purchasing intent for vehicle ash trays specifically. Business development professionals should verify code assignment with issuing bodies and track whether this code continues to appear in fleet and parts-management solicitations or whether purchasing bodies recategorize ash tray procurement under broader automotive consumables or parts codes.