UNSPSC 25181704: Non temperature controlled tanker trailers

UNSPSC 25181704 Non temperature controlled tanker trailers (Commodity) covers sealed tank trailers and bulk liquid transport equipment that state and local governments procure for operational fleets, municipal waste and debris management, fuel transport, and specialized equipment service. Recent solicitations show active demand for spray tank trailers (especially from transportation departments), fuel tanker trailers, grapple dump trailers, open refuse transfer trailers, heavy-duty repair and parts services, and mobile concession trailers — a broader scope than the nominal code name suggests, encompassing both purchase of new equipment and ongoing repair, maintenance, and parts support.

Issuing bodies span state transportation departments (particularly Texas Department of Transportation and Missouri Department of Transportation), county boards of commissioners (Habersham County, DeKalb County, Palm Beach County), city public works and fleet departments (Atlanta, Phoenix, Tucson), and state agencies (Texas A&M University-Kingsville). Activity concentrates in Texas (multiple TxDOT district spray tank trailer solicitations), Georgia (Habersham County grapple dump trailers, DeKalb County refuse transfer trailers, City of Atlanta heavy-duty trailers), and Florida (Palm Beach County fuel tanker), with secondary activity in Missouri, Arizona, and scattered other jurisdictions. Recent representative opportunities include the City of Atlanta Department of Public Works IFB for heavy-duty trailers, repair, parts, and training services (IFB/DPW/2609-1270089, due October 21, 2026); Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners IFB for a single 9,000-gallon fuel tanker (IFB 26-074/BB, due November 19, 2026, with 5% local preference available); Habersham County RFQ for an 18'–20' grapple dump trailer with hydraulic arm and 21-foot reach (RFQ 2027-05, due September 16, 2026); and Texas Department of Transportation spray tank trailer solicitations across multiple districts (Odessa, El Paso, Houston, Waco, Yoakum) offering 3,135- to 4,200-gallon capacity specs, typically emergency purchases with May-through-August posting and bidding cycles. Contracts involve sealed-bid IFBs, RFQs, and RFPs with firm fixed pricing, F.O.B. destination delivery, 12-month minimum warranties, insurance and compliance certifications including child support affidavits (Texas), and response windows of 2 to 6 weeks.