UNSPSC 25181706: Temperature controlled container trailers

UNSPSC 25181706 Temperature controlled container trailers, a Commodity code, shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The recent opportunities block contains no active solicitations for temperature-controlled container trailers. Of the thirteen records in the recent opportunities, one is a department relocation notice unrelated to procurement; one (City of Tucson, trailer brakes and components) involves maintenance services rather than trailer acquisition; one (Santa Clara County, bridge replacement) is entirely outside the scope; and the remaining ten solicitations target flatbed trailers, dump trailers, refuse transfer trailers, side-dump trailers, snowmobile trailers, and gooseneck trailers — none of which carry temperature-control specifications. The code does not appear to reflect active state and local demand for the specific product class it nominally describes.

The ten solicitations that do involve trailer procurement span multiple issuing bodies and geographies. State entities dominate the recent activity: the Texas Animal Health Commission (20-foot gooseneck and 16-foot bumper flatbed trailers, IFB due July 15, 2026); the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (four snowmobiles and enclosed utility trailers, RFQ due February 19, 2026); and Sourcewell, a Minnesota local government cooperative (trailers with related equipment and services, RFP due June 25, 2026). County purchasers also appear repeatedly — DeKalb County, Georgia (12 walking floor refuse transfer trailers via ITB, July 20, 2026, and 2 additional units via ITB, March 11, 2026); Pickens County Recycle, Georgia (one hydraulic dump trailer with four compartments, ITB due May 8, 2026); Macon Water Authority, Georgia (one dump trailer, ITB due June 16, 2026); Marion County Solid Waste, Florida (one equipment trailer with side dump box, ITB due May 21, 2026); and Fulton County and Colquitt City, Georgia (two heavy-duty hydraulic dump trailers, RFQ due March 20, 2026). A municipality (Town of Berlin, Connecticut) appears with an on-call work site services RFP unrelated to trailers. Georgia and Florida dominate the geographic concentration, with activity also in Texas, Minnesota, Illinois, and Connecticut. The code's recent activity primarily reflects fleet and utility procurements for waste management, water authority operations, and natural resources enforcement, not temperature-controlled logistics.