UNSPSC 25191525: Aircraft refueling truck

A truck that is especially manufactured with the required facilities for loading, transporting and supplying fuel for aircraft.

UNSPSC 25191525 Aircraft refueling truck is a Commodity code. State and local governments solicit under this code for aviation fuel supply and delivery services, fuel farm storage system maintenance and repair, and related fuel-handling business support at airports and regional aviation facilities. The recent opportunities show procurement focused on aviation fuel products (100LL AvGas, Jet A) supplied on an as-needed basis for resale and municipal operations, along with specialized maintenance of fuel storage infrastructure serving commercial airline operations. Issuing bodies include county governments managing regional airports (Oconee County, South Carolina; Okaloosa County, Florida), municipalities procuring fuel for multiple municipal departments (City of Temple, Texas on behalf of Bastrop County), and state aviation operations (State of Illinois Department of Corrections AirOps). These jurisdictions are buying both commodity fuel supply agreements and specialized facility maintenance contracts that require technical expertise, insurance capacity, compliance certifications, and demonstrated experience with aviation fuel handling standards.

Recent activity appears concentrated in the South (Texas, South Carolina, Florida) and Midwest (Illinois), based on posted opportunities from the past six months. Representative opportunities include Oconee County, South Carolina's RFP2601 (posted June 22, 2026, due July 21, 2026) for sealed proposals to supply 100LL AvGas and Jet A on an as-needed basis; the City of Temple, Texas RFP130127 (posted April 30, 2026, due May 28, 2026) for an annual onsite fuel services agreement covering gasoline and diesel delivery to municipal departments with contract value estimated near $89,000 based on prior fiscal spending; and Okaloosa County's RFP for fuel farm storage system maintenance and repair at Destin-Fort Walton Beach Airport (posted February 23, 2026, due January 28, 2026) involving thirteen above-ground storage tanks serving six airlines with approximately 825,000 gallons monthly throughput. The Okaloosa County contract specified hourly rates for labor with parts at cost plus five percent, required $25 million commercial general liability insurance on-airport, and was federally grant-funded under Davis-Bacon requirements. A Williamson County, Texas notice posted July 14, 2026 announced a purchasing department relocation and does not constitute a procurement opportunity.