UNSPSC 25174601: Seat covers

UNSPSC 25174601 Seat covers is a Commodity code describing upholstery and repair services for vehicle seat inserts, which state and local governments procure primarily for transit fleet maintenance rather than as stand-alone replacement covers. The work actually being solicited under this code involves removal of damaged seat material, preparation of inserts for new upholstery, installation of replacement cushions in specified fabrics (commonly virgin vinyl meeting heavy-duty abrasion and UV-stability standards), and delivery of refurbished inserts to fleet facilities. Issuing bodies include county transportation departments and transit authorities managing bus fleets, alongside county fleet services operations managing mixed vehicle inventories. The scope requires vendors to manage pickup and delivery logistics, maintain liability insurance coverage naming the agency as additional insured, and in some cases provide on-site labor for parts-room operations or inventory management systems integration.

Recent activity centers on Florida county-level transit and fleet procurement. The Broward County Transportation Department posted RFQ TRN2132247B1 on June 4, 2026, seeking vinyl bus seat insert repairs under FTA funding, with proposals due June 17, 2026; the scope specified Enduratex Tradewinds Ultramarine upholstery, ADA-compliant seat configurations, delivery to two Broward County facilities in Pompano Beach and Dania Beach within seven business days of pickup, and $1 million combined general liability insurance. Brevard County Purchasing Services posted IFB B52621 on April 6, 2026, for just-in-time inventory management of automotive parts and equipment across a fleet of 1,114 assets, with bid opening February 25, 2026, and an estimated annual budget of $730,000; this opportunity reflects broader fleet maintenance activity that encompasses seat covers alongside other components. The School Board of Sarasota County posted Bid #26-0124 on January 23, 2026, for automotive and light truck repair parts with delivery to Osprey, Florida by February 12, 2026, establishing a template for school district fleet procurement common across the region.