UNSPSC 25174903: Die cut vehicle vibration dampener and isolator

Device used in various areas and systems of the vehicle to isolate and or diminish vibrations produced by die cutting various materials.

UNSPSC 25174903 Die cut vehicle vibration dampener and isolator is a Commodity code that describes a discrete component used in automotive and fleet maintenance applications. Recent state and local procurement activity under this code is minimal; the opportunities posted in the source do not align with the code's nominal scope. The code represents a narrow, component-level part classification that does not appear in active state and local solicitations for major vehicle parts, fleet services, or maintenance contracts during the review period.

The source contains fourteen recent opportunities spanning automotive parts supply, fleet repair services, and vehicle procurement across multiple states and issuing bodies—including school districts, county transportation departments, city fleet services, library districts, and state DOT agencies—but none specifically target die cut vibration dampeners or isolators as a line item. Broader vehicle parts contracts (such as the Illinois Chief Procurement Office's $7.5 million three-year aftermarket vehicle parts agreement with NAPA Auto Parts, Rockwood School District's bus and fleet parts RFB, and Seminole County Public Schools' supplemental parts and repairs ITB) would ordinarily encompass component-level parts if vendors stock them, but the solicitations do not isolate dampener or isolator procurement. The code does not show dedicated procurement activity or market concentration in recent state and local RFPs, RFQs, IFBs, or ITBs across the jurisdictions represented—Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Missouri, Nevada, New York, California, and Minnesota. Skip this code unless your firm is already integrated as a supplier within larger vehicle parts vendor agreements or fleet maintenance contracts where dampeners and isolators might be requested as incidental components rather than primary line items.