UNSPSC 25174801: Truck suction stabilizer or ground jack

A jack extended from the side of an aerial ladder or aerial platform truck to brace and stabilize the chassis when the ladder or platform is raised.

UNSPSC 25174801 Truck suction stabilizer or ground jack is a Commodity code that covers portable hydraulic jacks and ground stabilization equipment purchased by state and local governments for fleet maintenance, vehicle recovery, and specialized equipment servicing. Based on recent solicitations, state and local buyers under this code are acquiring air hydraulic floor jacks, portable aluminum service ramps, and related mobile stabilization gear for use by public works departments, law enforcement agencies, transit authorities, and equipment maintenance operations. The Illinois Tollway recently requested ten twenty-ton air hydraulic floor jacks meeting ASME safety standards for central shop operations, while the City of Austin Police Department solicited pairs of portable aluminum front-axle service ramps for commercial vehicle enforcement work. The scope extends beyond the abstract code name to encompass portable equipment support systems that enable field maintenance, inspections, and emergency responses across municipal fleets.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and Midwest, with representative opportunities from Georgia, Florida, Illinois, Texas, and Arizona. The issuing-body mix includes county boards of commissioners, city police and public works departments, state transportation agencies, and school systems. Habersham County in Georgia issued a quote request for commercial-grade hydraulic grapple dump trailers with self-contained power units and outriggers (response due October 15, 2026), while Collier County in Florida solicited preventative maintenance and repair services for 32 overhead cranes and hoists across multiple facilities (bids due August 31, 2026). The Illinois Tollway's RFQ for air hydraulic floor jacks (due July 8, 2026) and the City of Austin's two separate IFQs for portable aluminum service ramps (due August 6 and 7, 2026) reflect ongoing municipal needs for standardized, portable stabilization equipment. Award decisions typically favor lowest responsive bidders on fixed-price or line-item pricing structures; insurance and E-Verify compliance are standard prerequisites.