UNSPSC 25181612: Agricultural trailer

A trailer that is towed by a tractor or cultivator. It is mainly used to carry grains, fruit or other farm products and agricultural tools, fertilizers and others.

UNSPSC 25181612 Agricultural trailer is a Commodity code capturing specialized equipment-trailer procurement across state and local jurisdictions. State and local government buyers under this code are acquiring a diverse range of trailers including landscape-utility trailers, lowboy equipment carriers for heavy construction machinery, gooseneck emergency-services trailers, side-dump trailers for solid waste operations, and trailer-mounted inspection equipment for highway departments. Recent solicitations show state departments (Texas, Illinois, California), county agencies (Williamson County Purchasing, Sacramento County Fleet Services, Marion County Solid Waste, San Bernardino County Flood Control District), cities (Pittsburgh, Detroit, Tucson), school districts (Parkway School District, Sarasota County Schools), and special-purpose districts actively acquiring trailers. The City of Pittsburgh's Department of Public Works has posted multiple RFQs for landscape trailers within the past four months, suggesting repeat-buyer activity in municipal public-works operations. Issuing bodies vary from state statewide procurement divisions managing contracts for state departments of transportation to local county purchasing departments acquiring single units for departmental operations.

Recent activity is geographically distributed across Texas, California, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Utah, with notable concentration in Texas (state-level procurement through the Comptroller of Public Accounts for TxDOT serving multiple highway districts) and California (Sacramento County, San Bernardino County Flood Control District, and the City of Detroit via San Francisco notation). Representative recent opportunities include Sacramento County's RFB #2025-RFB-0086 (posted June 30, 2026; deadline December 22, 2025) for a 35-ton capacity lowboy equipment trailer with trade-in option, offering local and micro-business price preferences of 5% and 2% respectively; the State of Texas Comptroller's IFB 304T-26-073A1 (posted April 16, 2026; deadline May 14, 2026) for nine beavertail tandem and triple axle trailers, nine belly dump and other specialized trailers with firm pricing, a 1.5% SmartBuy administrative fee, and mandatory HUB Subcontracting Plan requirements; and the City of Pittsburgh Office of Management & Budget RFQ 2026-RFQ-026 (posted July 9, 2026; deadline March 20, 2026) for two Sure-Trac landscape trailers at $30,000 combined budget delivered F.O.B. Destination within 30 days. The San Bernardino County Flood Control District ITB PWG126-OPERA-6352 (posted March 20, 2026; deadline April 10, 2026) for a 60,000 GVWR dovetail equipment trailer demonstrates local vendor preference policies granting 5% evaluation advantage to vendors with principal places of business in San Bernardino County. Cooperative purchasing vehicles are active; the Utah Association of Counties posted a courtesy notice (2026U-04, March 26, 2026; deadline April 11, 2026) for trailers led by Cooperative Educational Services, offering resulting contracts to all authorized Utah public entities and federal agencies.