UNSPSC 25181605: Dump truck body

The main part of the vehicle which is mounted on the chassis frame and directly linked to the suspension. Contains a motor driven hydraulic cylinder to raise and lower dumper.

UNSPSC 25181605 Dump truck body is a Commodity code that covers complete dump bodies designed for mounting on truck chassis, as evidenced by recent state and local solicitations seeking purpose-built units with integrated hydraulic systems, hoist mechanisms, and specialized configurations for highway maintenance, solid waste, and fleet operations. State and local governments procure these bodies in small quantities—typically one to a dozen units per transaction—from specialized fabricators and OEM dealers who install and deliver turnkey assemblies. Issuing bodies include state transportation authorities, county and city public works and fleet services departments, transit authorities, water utilities, and municipal landfill operations, with Chatham County, Georgia and the Kansas Turnpike Authority appearing as repeat active buyers within the recent opportunity set.

Recent solicitation activity spans multiple states, concentrated in the Southeast and Great Plains. The Kansas Turnpike Authority issued RFQ 8270 on June 1, 2026 (response due July 6) for twelve 14-foot stainless steel dump bodies with integrated Danfoss hydraulics, front plow and spreader options, and 90-day delivery to Topeka. Chatham County, Georgia issued separate ITBs in April and June 2026 for two 2027 International MV607 dump body trucks (4x2, 12-foot bodies with tailgates, bids due May 21 and June 11) with a 30 percent M/WBE participation goal and local vendor preferences applied. The City of Rome, Georgia solicited a single Class 7 Single Axle Dump Truck in June 2026 (ITB PE65750NONST2026000000043, due July 7). The City of San Angelo, Texas requested approximately two dump trucks with 12-yard to 14-yard bodies, tandem axles, electric tarping systems, and rear cameras through FS-01-26 (due May 12, 2026). The City of Waveland, Mississippi and City of Thomasville, Georgia each sought individual off-road and standard dump trucks through sealed bids in April and February 2026. The State of Utah, through a CES cooperative, posted a courtesy notice for truck bodies (2026U-03, due April 11, 2026) open to all Utah public entities. Activity shows steady, distributed demand across municipal and state fleets with modest quantities and specification-driven procurement favoring fabricators capable of OEM-level integration and warranty support.