UNSPSC 25174700: Non motorized cycle components and accessories

UNSPSC 25174700 Non motorized cycle components and accessories is a Class code encompassing bicycles, e-bikes, and related hardware purchased by state and local law enforcement, transportation agencies, and municipal recreation departments. Recent solicitations reveal two distinct use cases: law-enforcement-grade patrol bicycles engineered for tactical operations, and consumer e-bikes distributed through rebate programs targeting sustainable transportation adoption. State and local issuing bodies range from city police departments and state police divisions to municipal parks departments, regional transit commissions, and education-focused agencies. The Illinois State Police and City of Austin Police Department have emerged as notable repeat buyers of duty-rated patrol bicycles with specialized performance requirements—reinforced frames, hydraulic braking, tactical equipment mounting, and law-enforcement-specific geometry—while the Atlanta Regional Commission and individual school systems procure e-bikes and accessories for consumer rebate and recreational programs. State purchasing cooperatives also aggregate athletic equipment and apparel procurement, which includes non-motorized cycle components alongside broader sports goods.

Recent activity spans the District of Columbia (Metropolitan Police Department mountain bike bids), Illinois (State Police patrol bicycle sole source award to Volcanic Partners LLC for approximately $212,000, posted April 28 and May 20, 2026), Georgia (Albany State University athletic equipment RFQ, posted March 6, 2026), Texas (City of Austin five-year police bicycle IFB with 15 manual and 8 electric annual replacements plus parks inventory, posted March 2, 2026, due March 31), and Georgia (Atlanta Regional Commission e-bike rebate vendor qualifications with $960,000 budget ceiling, posted June 24, 2026, due July 23). Texas and Illinois show the strongest recent concentration. The Austin IFB offers the broadest scope and timeline, combining competitive sealed bidding with local business preference discounts and a pre-bid meeting scheduled for March 10, 2026. The Atlanta ARC opportunity targets brick-and-mortar retailers within city limits and operates as a point-of-sale rebate partnership model rather than direct procurement. Illinois and D.C. solicitations employ invitation for bid or sole source mechanisms for immediate delivery of patrol inventory.