UNSPSC 25190000: Transportation services equipment

UNSPSC 25190000 Transportation services equipment is a Family code encompassing vehicle maintenance, repair, transit fleet services, and related logistics support that state and local governments procure on an ongoing basis. State and local buyers under this code span state departments, county transportation authorities, transit districts, school districts, and municipal fleets. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies buying preventive maintenance and repair services for vehicle fleets (Connecticut Department of Administrative Services for Class 1-8 vehicles, Reading Municipal Light Department for line vehicles, Consolidated School District of New Britain for refrigerated food trucks), specialized transportation services (moving services for city departments, student transportation for school districts, football equipment transport for universities), and capital equipment including vehicle purchase contracts and tracking systems. The code also captures event-based or project-specific transportation needs and one-time procurement of equipment such as dry boxes for warehouse chassis.

Connecticut, Massachusetts, Utah, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Texas show the most concentrated recent activity. Connecticut's Department of Administrative Services posted ITB 26PSX0130 for preventative maintenance and repair of Class 1-8 vehicles with a due date of July 29, 2026, establishing a multi-vendor statewide contract available to municipalities and schools. The City of Pittsburgh Office of Management and Budget solicited moving services under IFB 2026IFB030 (due August 6, 2026) with DBE participation goals of 18% MBE, 7% WBE, 5% VBE, and 3% LGBTQIA+-owned; the two-year contract with two one-year renewal options covers labor and materials for standard and emergency moves across city facilities. Salt Lake City School District issued multiple invitations for bids including dry box procurement for warehouse chassis (due March 6, 2026) and a turnkey bird mitigation and avian exclusion project for its Transportation Department bus station (due June 30, 2026). Lexington Public Schools (Massachusetts) and other school districts regularly solicit student transportation services, reflecting a baseline demand stream across the tier. The State of Delaware's vehicle tracking system procurement (RFP due May 13, 2026) demonstrates demand for fleet telematics solutions across 5,200+ vehicles statewide, with evaluation weighted toward technical capability and implementation planning rather than price alone.