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 tracking a narrow product category that state and local governments seldom procure as a standalone line item. The code appears minimally active in recent state and local solicitations—the source material contains no contracts directly soliciting vehicle jacks. Related solicitations for fleet vehicle maintenance and repair parts, which encompass jacks as subordinate consumables among dozens of component categories, do appear regularly across counties, cities, and school districts. State and local buyers typically specify jacks only within larger fleet maintenance and repair agreements or as part of mechanical service contracts where they function as incidental tools rather than primary procurement objects. The issuing-body mix reflects the geographic and organizational diversity of public fleet management: county governments (Brevard County, Florida; Jackson County, Missouri; Collier County, Florida; Columbia County, Georgia; San Bernardino County, California), city departments (Atlanta, Dallas, Philadelphia, Gainesville, Orlando), school districts (Pinellas County, Rockwood School District, Parkway School District, Sarasota County, Seminole County), and regional transit authorities (Gainesville Regional Transit System). No standout repeat buyers surface in the recent data for jacks as a distinct procurement object.

Geographic concentration shows activity across Florida, Georgia, Texas, Missouri, Oregon, Kentucky, and California, with no region demonstrating dominance in vehicle-jack-specific solicitation. Representative recent opportunities in the related fleet parts and repair space include the City of Eugene's RFP for a Fleet Vehicle and Equipment Parts Price Agreement (RFP 20272006, due August 6, 2026), which encompasses six product categories spanning body, electrical, powertrain, and miscellaneous components across automotive and heavy-duty equipment; Jackson County, Missouri's RFP for County Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Services (due July 7, 2026); and Brevard County's solicitation for Just-in-Time inventory management services to supply automotive parts and equipment for 1,114 fleet assets (bid opening February 25, 2026). None of these solicitations isolates jacks as a named line item. The code's minimal standalone visibility suggests vendors should pursue jack sales through broader fleet parts and service contracts rather than expect dedicated procurement activity under this commodity code.