UNSPSC 25181609: Bulk trailer

A trailer that is designed and manufactured to transport bulk materials such as cement, gravel, coal, grain and other powdered or granular cargo in natural condition without packing.

UNSPSC 25181609 Bulk trailer is a Commodity code that encompasses trailers of all descriptions—from customized processing and hygiene units to heavy equipment transporters, utility bodies, and specialized cargo trailers—being actively procured by state and local governments for operational fleet, construction, agricultural, and facility-management use. State and local buyers are sourcing trailers through one-time capital purchases, annual requirements contracts, and blanket purchase orders, typically bundled with specifications, warranties, delivery requirements, and performance standards. Recent solicitations reveal buyers across county fleet services, state procurement offices, university operations, city maintenance divisions, and school districts, with geographic concentration in the Southwest (Arizona and California particularly active) and Texas, though multi-state activity is evident.

Fort Valley State University in Georgia posted an RFQ on October 13, 2026 (due October 30, 2026) for a customized 53-foot poultry processing trailer with detailed specifications and drawings provided to qualified suppliers. Yuma County, Arizona sought bids through IFB RFB27092 posted August 26, 2026 (due September 15, 2026) for one enclosed trailer, one tandem-axle utility trailer, one tilt trailer with optional winch configurations, and three high-side utility trailers. Sacramento County's Internal Services Agency Fleet Services Division posted RFB 2025-RFB-0086 on June 30, 2026 (due December 22, 2025) for a 35-ton capacity lowboy equipment trailer with detachable gooseneck, air-ride suspension, and flip-tail ramps for heavy construction equipment transport, with a local- and micro-business price preference program (5% and 2% respectively). The State of Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts issued IFB 304T-26-073A1 on April 16, 2026 (due May 14, 2026) for twenty-six trailers across six product groups—beavertail tandem and triple axle, sliding triple axle, folding and detachable gooseneck, and belly dump configurations—with 12-month warranties, mandatory HUB Subcontracting Plan, and Texas Department of Transportation identified as major customer. The City of Tucson, Arizona posted RFP 250121 for repair and maintenance services on portable hygiene trailers including restrooms and shower facilities, requiring 24/7 emergency service capability and compliance with FTA and ARPA terms.