UNSPSC 25175203: Search and rescue vehicle accessories

Accessories such as hydraulic rescue equipment, lifting cushions and air-tight cushions, pulley blocks, hand tools and a lot of more extrication tools.

UNSPSC 25175203 Search and rescue vehicle accessories, a Commodity code, covers emergency vehicle components and equipment that state and local governments procure to outfit, upgrade, or maintain rescue and emergency response fleets. Recent activity shows county boards of supervisors, airport authorities, fire departments, and EMS programs soliciting ambulances, rescue trucks, aircraft rescue firefighting vehicles, and specialized upfitting services—with the code capturing both complete vehicle procurements and the accessory systems and modifications that configure those platforms for emergency operations. DeSoto County, Mississippi sought Emergency Medical Vehicles for county EMS; Brazoria County pursued an airport rescue firefighting truck; Worth County, Georgia requested a rescue truck; Collier County single-sourced factory-authorized parts and repair services for Horton ambulances; and the City of San Antonio bid an estimated 21 public safety response vehicles across multiple configurations. Issuing bodies span county boards of commissioners, municipal fire and police departments, airport authorities, college districts, and EMS agencies. Geographic activity concentrates in the Southeast and Southwest—recent opportunities in Mississippi, Georgia, Texas, and Florida—with activity also documented in Colorado, Illinois, and the District of Columbia.

Representative recent opportunities include Worth County Board of Commissioners (Georgia) requesting sealed proposals for a rescue truck with proposals due July 21, 2026 (RFP PE77201NONST2026000000021); Chatham County, Georgia soliciting five new fire truck pumpers through competitive sealed bid (ITB 26-0053-3, due May 28, 2026) with 30 percent combined M/WBE participation goals and comprehensive NFPA 1900 compliance requirements; Laredo College District issuing an RFP for one new Type III ambulance with a $232,000 not-to-exceed contract value and delivery required by July 31, 2026 (RFP 260408); and the City of Charlotte and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department issuing an indefinite-quantity ITB for police pursuit vehicles from three manufacturers with fixed unit pricing for 2026–2027 model years, a one-year initial term plus four optional one-year extensions, and availability through the Charlotte Cooperative Purchasing Alliance to approximately 450 public agencies across 22 states (ITB 269-2026-173, due June 9, 2026). Cooperative purchasing vehicles—NASPO RFP agreements, Texas TIPS framework contracts, and regional cooperative consortia—are actively used to extend single awards across multiple jurisdictions and achieve volume discounts on fleet procurements.