UNSPSC 25174806: Fitted vehicle body cover

An assembly-type textile product that can be disassembled. It is manufactured to cover all or part of the vehicle to protect the cargo and personnel, and the cover may have holes and transparent window.

UNSPSC 25174806 Fitted vehicle body cover is a Commodity code that does not align with the recent state and local procurement activity posted under it. The opportunities in the dataset span vehicle parts, fleet maintenance and repair, diagnostic services, specialized equipment parts (transit rail springs, street sweepers, transmission components, sanitation truck bodies), and OEM parts procurement — none of which fall within the scope of fitted vehicle body covers. Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITQ for Chevrolet diagnostic and repair services, Charlotte Area Transit System's procurement for S70 light rail vehicle conical springs, and multiple municipalities' sole-source notices for specialized equipment parts (Vac-Con trailers, Kubota UTVs, Bobcat and CASE equipment, Allison Transmissions, Heil sanitation bodies, and Freightliner heavy truck components) reflect active state and local demand for fleet operations support, but none target fitted covers as a product line.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Fort Myers, Tampa Bay area via Hillsborough County, Lee County) and spans Texas, Kentucky, Oregon, North Carolina, Missouri, and Illinois. Recent competitive solicitations include Hillsborough County Public Schools' school bus air-conditioning maintenance RFP with a 20 percent Small Business Encouragement Program subcontractor requirement, the City of Eugene, Oregon's fleet parts price agreement (RFP 20272006, proposals due August 6, 2026), Texas A&M University's after-market auto parts master order ITB (due July 21, 2026), and Pinellas County School District's motor vehicle brake parts ITB (due August 24, 2026, approximately $190,000 annual value). The code shows little relevant recent activity, and pursuit under this categorization is not recommended absent clarification that the issuing body has mistagged a fitted-cover opportunity.