UNSPSC 25174810: Vehicle jack

A tool that uses the principle of lever and hydraulics to lift heavy objects. It is loaded on the vehicle as an emergency tool for tire changing and other uses.

UNSPSC 25174810 Vehicle jack is a Commodity code that sees little relevant recent procurement activity under its nominal scope. State and local governments soliciting under this code are predominantly school districts, transit authorities, and municipalities in Florida, Texas, Kentucky, and Oregon, but the recent opportunities block shows that actual work being procured diverges significantly from the vehicle-jack taxonomy. Of the sixteen recent postings tagged or related to this code, only one—Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITQ for Chevrolet diagnostic and repair services—involves vehicle maintenance infrastructure in any form; the remainder address specialized transit equipment (S70 light rail conical springs), school bus air-conditioning systems, wastewater and sanitation truck trailers, small tools and power tools, engine diagnostics, transmission service, brake parts, street-sweeper components, and various OEM parts agreements. The code shows broad application to automotive and equipment parts procurement but limited direct solicitation of jacks as standalone line items.

Hillsborough County Public Schools appears as a repeat buyer under this code segment, posting solicitations in September and October 2026 for Chevrolet vehicle diagnostic services (ITQ 26252-ITQDST, responses due July 10, 2026, extended by Addendum 1 issued July 1, 2026) and school bus air-conditioning repair (RFP 26286RFQDST, responses due August 5 or August 7, 2026, with a 20 percent small-business encouragement requirement for SBEP-certified subcontractors in the Tampa Bay area). The City of Fort Myers issued multiple sole-source notices in August 2026 for OEM parts, repairs, and service contracts justified by manufacturer-warranty preservation—designating suppliers for Vac-Con equipment, Kubota UTVs, Bobcat and CASE equipment, street sweepers, transmission service, Heil sanitation bodies, and Freightliner truck parts. Geographic concentration includes Florida (Hillsborough County, Lee County, City of Fruitville, City of Fort Myers), Texas (TAMU, TxDOT, Austin HHS facility, Parkway School District), Kentucky (Bluegrass Station mechanical-services renewals), and Oregon (City of Eugene Fleet Services RFP for parts). The procurement environment skews toward fleet maintenance service contracts, OEM parts agreements, and diagnostic repair work rather than vehicle jacks as discrete products, suggesting that the code may be misapplied to broader automotive-services categories or used as a catch-all for vehicle-support equipment in state and local systems.