UNSPSC 25191513: Ground support vehicle maintenance kit

UNSPSC 25191513 Ground support vehicle maintenance kit is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned to its nominal scope. The recent opportunities block shows one relocational notice from Williamson County Purchasing Department unrelated to procurement, one RFP from Texas State Technical College for turbine training engines for aviation instruction, one IFB from Orange County Public Works for medium and heavy-duty vehicle collision repair services, and one IFB from the State of California Department of Fish and Wildlife for equipment inspection and maintenance at a fish hatchery. Of these four records, only the Orange County collision repair services solicitation bears material connection to ground support vehicle maintenance — the others address aviation training equipment, hatchery equipment operations, or administrative relocation and fall outside the code's intended scope.

The Orange County IFB (IFB-080-2986502-JC), posted March 27, 2026 with the same due date, seeks comprehensive collision repair services for the County's medium and heavy-duty vehicle fleet, including frame straightening, body work, paint refinishing, welding, air bag and suspension repair, hydraulics service, air conditioning recycling, glass repair, and powder coating. The County requires bidders to hold California State Contractor's License, possess I-CAR certifications, maintain a facility within 20 miles of Santa Ana, and operate equipment capable of handling 10-wheel dump trucks and 40-foot trailers. Pricing is structured as firm, fixed hourly rates for five labor categories plus flat-rate toxic waste disposal fees, valid 365 days from closing. The contract carries an initial five-year term effective August 1, 2026, with a five percent preference deduction for County of Orange Local Small Business or Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise certified bidders and a maximum preference deduction of $100,000. Performance and Labor and Material Payment Bonds are required in amounts equal to or exceeding estimated contract value. The activity under this code remains sparse and geographically concentrated; pursuit depends on vehicle collision repair service capacity and California licensing and certification credentials.