UNSPSC 25181704: Non temperature controlled tanker trailers

UNSPSC 25181704 Non temperature controlled tanker trailers (Commodity) encompasses tank trailers without climate control that state and local governments procure for transporting liquids including brine, fuel, water, and frac tank contents. Recent solicitations show state departments of transportation and county fleet operations are the primary buyers, soliciting spray tank trailers with capacities ranging from 500 barrels to 4,200 gallons, fuel tankers, and brine-transport equipment. The Texas Department of Transportation issues the majority of visible activity, with multiple spray tank and fuel trailer solicitations across districts (Amarillo, Waco, El Paso, Houston, Odessa, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and Tyler) throughout the first half of 2026. County fleet departments in Georgia and Missouri also solicit under this code — DeKalb County has posted two separate invitations for walking-floor open refuse transfer trailers, and the Missouri Department of Transportation Northwest District sought two 7,000-gallon stainless steel tanker trailers for sodium brine transport. Responses to tanker and spray tank trailer solicitations typically flow through state procurement portals (TxDOT via Euna/Bonfire, Missouri via MissouriBUYS) and county platforms (DeKalb via OpenGov). Most work is advertised as Invitation for Bid (IFB) or Invitation to Bid (ITB) with firm, fixed-price terms and FOB destination delivery.

Activity concentrates in Texas, Georgia, Missouri, and Illinois. The Texas Department of Transportation dominates the recent record, with spray tank trailers (3,135 to 4,200-gallon capacity) and fuel trailers representing the most frequently solicited equipment types; TxDOT requires all bidders to register on the Texas Comptroller's Centralized Master Bidders List and identify applicable National Institute of Governmental Purchasing codes. Representative recent opportunities include TxDOT's Amarillo District fuel trailer solicitation (IFB 601340000065255, March 2026), three spray tank trailer procurements across Houston, El Paso, and Odessa Districts (May–June 2026, each with responses due in May or June), the Missouri Department of Transportation's request for two 7,000-gallon stainless steel tanker trailers with 60-day delivery to Tarkio and Albany (IFB 300000240461582, due May 14, 2026), and DeKalb County's dual ITBs for walking-floor open refuse transfer trailers (February and June 2026, responses through OpenGov). Most opportunities require new, current-production equipment, 12-month warranties, and delivery within 60 calendar days of purchase order. TxDOT procurements emphasize child-support compliance certification and Texas family code attestation; Missouri's procurement included Buy American Act and M/WBE participation documentation requirements.