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, a Commodity code, names a single product line that state and local governments procure for vehicle upfitting and fleet modernization. Recent solicitations reveal that the code captures the purchase of complete dump bodies, trailers, and integrated hydraulic systems mounted on or paired with heavy-duty truck chassis for refuse collection, road maintenance, material transport, and snow removal. State and local buyers use the code to procure finished bodies for installation by third parties, bodies mounted and delivered complete on new chassis, and component systems such as hydraulic hoist kits for existing fleets. Transportation departments, utilities, water authorities, counties, and cities are the primary issuing bodies, with state agencies appearing frequently alongside county and municipal fleets.

Recent activity spans multiple states and regions. Texas Department of Transportation solicited central hydraulic system kits due October 27, 2026. Rockwood School District in Missouri issued an RFB on September 22, 2026 for complete upfitting of a Ford F550 crew cab with a 9-foot Galion dump bed, tailgate, spreader, and snow plow — due September 29, 2026. Florida Department of Management Services opened an ITB on September 15, 2026 for medium and heavy trucks including dump truck models across statewide regions, with bids due October 27, 2026. University of Georgia requested quotes for an Altec chip truck mounted on a Ford F-550 chassis due September 21, 2026. California Department of Transportation solicited 100 roll-off 4-cubic-yard dump bodies under State Specification 80201-446-261, bids due September 10, 2026, with delivery at eight units per 30 days and a 150-day initial delivery window. City of Tucson in Arizona issued an RFP on August 18, 2026 for heavy-duty utility bodies with an estimated annual spend of $250,000 to $300,000. Kansas Turnpike Authority requested quotes for 12 dump truck bodies on Freightliner 114SD chassis, initially due July 6, 2026 (extended from June 12), featuring stainless-steel construction and integrated snow plow and spreader options. Mississippi Department of Transportation opened a competitive sealed bid August 6, 2026 for 20 cubic-yard dump trailers with tandem axles, bids due August 25, 2026. Chatham County, Georgia made multiple procurements for new International MV607 and HV607 trucks with dump and trash bodies throughout spring 2026, with 30 percent M/WBE participation goals. The code shows steady activity across state DOTs, water authorities, counties, and school districts in Texas, Florida, California, Georgia, Missouri, Mississippi, Kansas, and Arizona.