UNSPSC 25175201: Ambulance accessories

Accessories such as cots, patient shifting rolls, ambulance chairs, and rescue splints.

UNSPSC 25175201 Ambulance accessories (Commodity) represents a narrow product line that state and local governments procure as components, parts, and services to equip and maintain ambulances and emergency medical service vehicles. Recent solicitations show that "ambulance accessories" in actual practice spans far broader activity than the code name suggests: counties and cities are buying complete ambulance bodies, remount services, factory-authorized parts and repair services, slide-out storage systems for rescue equipment, oxygen systems, Stryker power-load equipment, stretcher systems, and on-board control module programming for Horton ambulance bodies. The issuing bodies are primarily county EMS departments, county emergency services boards, city fire rescue departments, and regional airport authorities managing aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) fleets. Collier County (Florida), Marion County (Florida), and Putnam County (Georgia) appear as repeat buyers; Atlanta's Department of Public Works, Effingham County (Georgia), and Evans County (Georgia) also posted EMS-related solicitations under this code within the past three months.

Geographic activity concentrates in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic: Georgia (Worth County, Putnam County, Evans County, Effingham County, Chatham County, Augusta Regional Airport), Florida (Collier County, Marion County, Lee County), and adjacent states. Recent representative solicitations include Collier County's June 30, 2026 notice of intent to single-source ETR Vehicles LLC for factory-authorized parts, services, and accessories to maintain Horton ambulances (five-year contract from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2031); Putnam County's April 20, 2026 sealed-bid solicitation (due May 7, 2026) for one new modular ambulance on a Dodge B4500 chassis and one remount ambulance; the City of Atlanta's May 15, 2026 RFP (due May 29, 2026) for comprehensive inspection, maintenance, repair, and emergency support services for a diverse fleet including International Braun and Ford Transit ambulances, Polaris EMS units, and KIMTEK and QTAC transport and rescue skids; and Marion County Fire Rescue's April 29, 2026 re-solicitation (due May 6, 2026) for slide-out trays for emergency and rescue vehicles, with M&M Extendo LLC currently designated as sole source. The code sees steady but geographically dispersed activity driven by fleet renewal, remounting of existing modules, and maintenance service procurement at the county level.