UNSPSC 25174421: Vehicle curtain

A curtain which is installed inside of vehicle made in elasticity material or semi-elasticity material.

UNSPSC 25174421 Vehicle curtain is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity directly aligned to its scope. The single clearly relevant solicitation—Washington State Department of Enterprise Services' cooperative purchasing agreement for law enforcement vehicle upfit equipment (S1070000017221 and 11525, due July 24, 2026)—names vehicle curtains and partitions as components within a broader procurement for police vehicle interior modifications including push bars, console boxes, prisoner containment systems with partitions and clear plastic windows, door and seat coverings, and K-9 enclosures across Ford, Chevrolet, and Ford F-150 model years. The remaining opportunities in the dataset span law enforcement equipment outfitting, fleet collision repair, defensive driving training, bookmobile procurement, and automotive parts supply—categories distinct from vehicle curtain products. The Washington solicitation is an RFP/ITB hybrid establishing statewide cooperative agreements for Washington and Oregon, with bids due July 24, 2026 and a pre-bid conference on June 16, 2026; it targets cost-based evaluation (up to 1,000 points on discount percentages), compliance with Executive Order 18-03 (50 points for eligible vendors), and prompt payment discounts of at least 2 percent within 20 days (50 points), with a historical annual sales baseline of approximately $1.05 million and contract terms of 36 months commencing August 31, 2026 through August 30, 2029 plus an optional 36-month extension.

Activity under this code appears concentrated in Washington state, with no comparable recent opportunities posted from other jurisdictions. The cooperative purchasing vehicle through DES signals potential multi-year revenue for qualified suppliers meeting the state's responsiveness requirements, containerment, and insurance obligations ($2 million per occurrence/$4 million aggregate commercial general liability minimum). However, the code's narrow scope—vehicle partitions and protective barriers for law enforcement rather than broader automotive interior trim—limits the frequency and dollar volume of state and local solicitations. Vendors should monitor Washington's procurement portal for results of the June 2026 bid cycle and track potential follow-on orders under the resulting cooperative agreements; activity in other states remains unobserved in recent postings.