UNSPSC 25175101: Motor vehicle repair part kit

This item is a set or grouping of repair parts for use on motor vehicles, such as passenger motor vehicles, safety and rescue vehicles, trucks, recreational vehicles, and war vehicles.

UNSPSC 25175101 Motor vehicle repair part kit (Commodity) describes state and local fleet operators sourcing OEM and aftermarket replacement components—alternators, starters, batteries, brake pads, filters, emissions control parts, and miscellaneous drivetrain and electrical assemblies—for light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty vehicle fleets on an as-needed basis. Recent activity spans school districts, counties, municipalities, transit authorities, and state agencies procuring parts through blanket purchase orders, master price agreements, and framework contracts structured as discounts off list price or firm unit pricing, with delivery windows ranging from 24 hours for stock items to 72 hours for special orders.

The issuing-body mix is fragmented across jurisdictions. School districts (Parkway and Seminole County, Florida; Pinellas County, Florida; Rockwood, Missouri; Sarasota County, Florida) compete for parts on as-needed blanket purchase-order terms; counties (San Bernardino, Cook, Brevard, Jackson, Collier, Columbia, Orange) issue bid cycles for fleet parts and repair services; cities (Eugene, Orlando, Philadelphia, Dallas, Palm Beach, Gainesville, Atlanta) solicit for municipal fleet support; a state university (Texas A&M) procures through ITB; and a state agency (Texas Department of Transportation) sources brine sprayer kits. Geographic spread concentrates in Texas (Austin region, Houston, Dallas), Florida (multiple school districts and counties), the Midwest (Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky), and the Pacific Northwest (Oregon), with secondary activity in California and the upper South (Georgia, North Carolina region). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Eugene, Oregon, issuing RFP 20272006 for a five-year Fleet Vehicle and Equipment Parts Price Agreement (response due August 6, 2026) spanning body parts, electrical, powertrain, and battery categories for approximately 1,500 pieces of equipment through a cooperative purchasing partnership; the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts procuring master tool sets and individual mechanic tools for TxDOT and other state agencies through Texas SmartBuy (response deadline June 11, 2026); Cook County, Illinois, issuing IFB 2512-09042 for bus and truck repair services (Area North and Area South) with estimated OEM and non-OEM parts and materials valued at $1.085 million across three years; and Brevard County, Florida, soliciting a five-year Just-in-Time inventory management and parts-room staffing contract for fleet maintenance (estimated $776,706 annual usage). The code sees steady quarterly activity driven by fleet-maintenance cycles and cooperative purchasing consolidation, with most opportunities weighted toward parts supply and as-needed repair services rather than capital equipment procurement.