UNSPSC 25191560: Mobile fueller

A mobile refueler and dispenser is a bulk storage container onboard a vehicle or being towed that is designed or used solely to store and transport fuel for transfer into or from an aircraft, motor vehicle, locomotive, vessel, ground service equipment, or other oil storage container. Mobile refuelers may be found at the following non-transportation-related locations: industrial sites, airports, military bases, construction sites, chemical complexes, mining sites, seaport terminals, and tank truck home bases.

UNSPSC 25191560 Mobile fueller is a Commodity code that captures auction and disposition services for surplus government vehicles and equipment, grounded in what state and local governments are actually soliciting today. Recent opportunities show city procurement offices posting RFPs for live and online auction management of surplus vehicle fleets—not fuel delivery services as the code name might suggest. The City of Tampa Logistics and Asset Management Department, for example, is seeking proposers to conduct auctions of surplus Classes 2–8 vehicles, construction equipment, industrial items, and seized property on a commission basis, with all-inclusive pricing tiers by asset value and separate line-item pricing for decommissioning. Issuing bodies include city fleet and logistics divisions handling surplus disposition. Vendors must hold Automobile Dealer's Licenses, Auctioneer's Licenses (AU and AB), and Vehicle Dealer and Salvage Dealer credentials to compete. The work encompasses asset recovery, marketing, DMV processing, title transfer, and payment reconciliation within tight reporting windows—functions that state and local governments conduct periodically to recover capital from decommissioned or seized rolling stock.

Recent activity appears concentrated in individual city procurement offices rather than statewide or multi-jurisdictional solicitations. The Tampa RFP (solicitation 26P00341, due November 9, 2026) represents the most directly relevant recent opportunity; the 2025 auction cycle generated $1.89 million across approximately 700 items sold, signaling material revenue and volume. The other opportunities in the recent block—a Columbus police firearms trade and a South Dakota Highway Patrol aircraft procurement—do not align with the mobile fueller or surplus vehicle auction scope and reflect tagging mismatches rather than active market demand under this code. Proposers pursuing this code should focus on city and county fleet management and logistics offices in metropolitan areas with substantial rolling stock disposal pipelines and monitor individual municipal RFP calendars rather than expect statewide or regional opportunities.