UNSPSC 25181604: Cargo truck body

The main part of the vehicle which is mounted on the chassis frame and directly linked to the suspension.

UNSPSC 25181604 Cargo truck body is a Commodity code that describes specialized dump truck bodies, flatbed bodies, and specialized cargo bodies that state and local governments procure for integration onto purchased or existing chassis. Recent solicitations show municipalities, counties, transit authorities, and water districts buying fabricated dump bodies with specific hydraulic systems, dump mechanisms, spreader attachments, and trash collection equipment designed for Class 6 through Class 8 trucks. The issuing bodies include county governments (Chatham County, Georgia; Williamson County, Texas; Terrell County acting through the City of Thomasville, Georgia), municipal transit and fleet authorities (Kansas Turnpike Authority; City of San Angelo Fleet Services; Macon Water Authority), and water utilities (Eastern Municipal Water District, California) sourcing both single-unit and multi-unit purchases. Work ranges from twelve-unit orders of stainless steel dump bodies with integrated hydraulic systems and specialized spreading equipment to one-off acquisitions of off-road dump bodies and trash collection vehicles with knuckle-boom loaders.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Georgia, and Kansas, with activity also in Florida, Mississippi, Utah, and California. Representative solicitations include the Kansas Turnpike Authority's RFQ 8270 requesting twelve fourteen-foot stainless steel dump bodies with Danfoss hydraulic systems, front and wing plow options, and V-box spreaders (due July 6, 2026); Chatham County, Georgia's ITB for two new International MV607 dump body trucks with 12-foot bodies and tailgates (due May 21, 2026, rebid due June 11, 2026); the City of San Angelo's RFB for approximately two dump trucks with 12- to 14-yard capacity bodies and one haul truck (due May 12, 2026); and the City of Thomasville's ITB for one new off-road dump truck with 334 horsepower and six-wheel drive for landfill use (due March 24, 2026). The State of Utah, through the Utah Association of Counties, posted a courtesy notice of participation in a cooperative procurement for truck bodies led by Cooperative Educational Services (due April 11, 2026). A small number of solicitations show unrelated scope—a notice of relocation for Williamson County Purchasing and a State of Texas RFQ for central hydraulic system kits—indicating occasional tagging misalignment. Bidders typically qualify as authorized vehicle dealerships with repair capability within 50 miles of the delivery point, and Chatham County applies a 30 percent combined M/WBE participation goal on qualified solicitations.