UNSPSC 25174811: Trunk claw

Supplementary tractor tool used to handle wood trunks of great length

UNSPSC 25174811 Trunk claw, a Commodity code, describes specialized mechanical and hydraulic components that state and local governments procure primarily as fleet maintenance parts and replacement equipment for service vehicles, heavy equipment, and specialized municipal machinery. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show activity spanning school districts, counties, transit authorities, and state departments, with procurement focused on diagnostic services, OEM replacement parts, and repair labor for fleet vehicles and specialized equipment where manufacturer warranty preservation drives vendor selection and sole-source justification.

Hillsborough County Public Schools posted an ITQ in October 2026 for Chevrolet vehicles diagnostic and repair services covering an 83-vehicle fleet with pricing on ten service categories (transmission, fuel system, drivetrain, exhaust, brake, EGR, body electronics, starting, DEF, and charging systems) on an hourly basis. The City of Fort Myers issued multiple sole-source notices in August 2026 for OEM parts, repairs, and service across equipment lines—Freightliner heavy truck parts from Southport Truck Group, Vac-Con equipment and parts from Aquatech, Allison Transmission service from Reliable Transmission Service, Heil sanitation truck bodies from Sunbelt LLC, Kubota UTV service from Creel Tractor, Elgin street sweeper parts from Elgin, and specialized pumps and street sweepers from Environmental Products Group—each justified by warranty-voiding risk if alternative suppliers were used. Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) solicited S70 LRV conical spring inventory spare parts in September 2026. The Commonwealth of Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet procured mechanical services at Bluegrass Station through multiple RFBs spanning May through August 2026, covering lawnmower and small-engine repair, vehicle service and repair across fuel types, farm and construction equipment maintenance, and welding services on hourly labor rates with separate emergency and regular-hour pricing. Pinellas County School District sought motor vehicle brake parts in July 2026 under an ITB with an estimated annual value of approximately $190,000 and a geographic supplier constraint of 40-mile radius from the service center. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Fort Myers, Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, Lee County), Kentucky (Bluegrass Station), and North Carolina (Charlotte), with additional federal-state university procurement (Texas A&M) and dispersed activity across Texas, Missouri, Oregon, and Illinois.