UNSPSC 25174808: Vehicle accessories storage box

A box designed for storage of food, flares, emergency goods and others inside or outside of the vehicle.

UNSPSC 25174808 Vehicle accessories storage box is a Commodity code. State and local governments use this code to procure automotive parts, fleet maintenance supplies, and related equipment supporting vehicle operations across diverse jurisdictions. Recent opportunities show the code captures a much broader scope than the nominal title suggests: municipalities, counties, school districts, and transit authorities are soliciting for fleet vehicle parts (OEM and aftermarket), batteries, repair services, DPF and emissions control components, tire services, and comprehensive fleet maintenance agreements. The issuing-body mix spans county transportation and fleet departments (San Bernardino County, Brevard County, Collier County), city fleet services divisions (Philadelphia, Atlanta, Eugene, Gainesville), school districts (Rockwood, Pinellas County, Seminole County, Parkway, Sarasota), state transportation agencies (Texas Department of Transportation, Kentucky Department of Military Affairs), transit authorities (Gainesville Regional Transit System), and academic institutions (Texas A&M University). The code shows activity from state-level cooperative purchasing vehicles (Texas SmartBuy, Sourcewell) extending to individual municipality procurement.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (TxDOT brine sprayer kits, Texas A&M aftermarket parts ITB), Florida (Pinellas County alternators and starters, Seminole County bus parts, Sarasota County light truck repair parts, Town of Palm Beach automotive batteries), California (San Bernardino County ALPR trailers and Chevrolet/GM parts), Georgia (Columbia County fleet upfitting services), and Missouri (Jackson County vehicle maintenance and repair, Rockwood School District bus parts, Parkway School District OEM parts). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Eugene RFP 20272006 for a Fleet Vehicle and Equipment Parts Price Agreement (response due August 6, 2026) covering OEM-quality parts across body, electrical, interior, powertrain, and chassis categories for 1,500 assets; Seminole County Public Schools ITB #25260067B-TL for supplemental school bus and white fleet parts, accessories, and repairs (bid due January 8, 2026); Rockwood School District RFB 2614202 for bus and fleet vehicle parts (bids due April 9, 2026); and San Bernardino County Fleet Management ITB for Chevrolet/GM OE auto parts with a five-year term (proposals due February 17, 2026). Contracts typically run one to five years with renewal options, require F.O.B. destination pricing with freight included, emphasize OEM or equivalent quality and rapid delivery (24–72 hours standard, emergency response within two hours), and often incorporate local-vendor preferences or cooperative purchasing extensions to broaden downstream access.