UNSPSC 25181615: Platform lifting system module

Attachment, which can be loaded and offloaded by a platform lifting system truck

UNSPSC 25181615 Platform lifting system module is a Commodity code. State and local governments soliciting under this code are actually purchasing utility service bodies—welded steel or composite structures mounted on truck chassis for municipal fleet operations—rather than standalone lifting mechanisms. Recent opportunities show municipalities procuring bodies for solid waste collection, animal control, emergency services, and general fleet maintenance, with scope ranging from lightweight service bodies to heavy-duty dump and refuse configurations. The work involves body fabrication, chassis-to-body installation, compliance with federal and state DOT requirements including GVWR certification, and delivery of fully operational vehicles ready for municipal service. Issuing bodies are predominantly city and county purchasing offices, with the City of Lubbock appearing repeatedly across multiple vehicle-class maintenance contracts and procurement venues including Lubbock, Tucson, Albuquerque, North Las Vegas, and Sacramento County.

Recent opportunities span Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, and California. The City of Tucson issued RFP 230164 for heavy-duty truck utility service bodies with an estimated annual spend of $250,000 to $300,000 and response date of August 15, 2023 (note: posted August 18, 2026, but due date reflects historical posting). The County of Sacramento issued RFB 2026RFB0004 for construction and installation of nine-foot utility service bodies on single rear wheel super cab chassis, with a minimum of three and maximum of six units in the first contract year, bid response deadline of February 18, 2026, and evaluation emphasizing emissions reduction and life-cycle cost. The City of North Las Vegas posted RFP 2026-020 for installation of an animal protection body on two 2025 Ford F-350 Super Cab units, response due July 29, 2026. Both Sacramento County and Lubbock apply local business preference programs (Sacramento: five percent for local businesses, two percent for micro-businesses; Lubbock: five percent local bidder preference under Texas Local Government Code 271.9051). Contractors must carry comprehensive insurance, comply with state and federal vehicle safety standards, provide parts and service within specified geographic radii, and maintain 12-month warranties on all work.