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 that encompasses aftermarket and custom interior partitioning, containment, and privacy solutions installed in vehicles—primarily law enforcement vehicles, municipal fleet vehicles, and specialized service vehicles. State and local governments procure vehicle curtains as part of broader vehicle upfit and modification programs, typically bundled with other interior components such as prisoner containment systems, console boxes, equipment mounts, and custom enclosures. The work is solicited by state procurement offices establishing multi-jurisdiction cooperative purchasing agreements, municipal public works departments, and transit authorities. Recent solicitations show vehicle curtains integrated into larger law enforcement vehicle upfit procurements and specialized fleet modification contracts where interior partitioning, window coverings, and storage solutions are bid as line items within comprehensive vehicle customization scopes.

Geographic activity centers on the Pacific Northwest and Southeast. The Washington State Department of Enterprise Services issued a cooperative purchasing agreement solicitation in June 2026 (solicitation 11525, due July 24, 2026) covering law enforcement vehicle upfit equipment for Washington and Oregon, which includes prisoner containment systems with partitions and clear plastic windows as Category 1 line items; historical annual sales volume on this contract type was approximately $1.05 million. The City of Phoenix Public Works Department issued an Invitation for Bid (IFB 26-FSD-028) in April 2026 for Specialized Vehicle Solutions serving the Phoenix Police Department, with an initial three-year term and two optional one-year extensions, requiring bids on interior accessories and custom modifications including interior finishes. The City of South Fulton, Georgia posted an RFP in April 2026 for municipal fleet collision repair and body shop services covering public safety and public works vehicles, though this opportunity focuses primarily on collision repair rather than upfit work. Vehicle curtain solicitations appear sporadic; the code shows limited standalone activity and is most commonly activated within multi-line-item vehicle modification and law enforcement upfit contracts.