UNSPSC 25191605: Spacecraft service modules

UNSPSC 25191605 Spacecraft service modules is a Commodity code that encompasses specialized testing, materials, and support services for spacecraft operations and development. State and local governments do not typically procure spacecraft modules themselves; the recent activity under this code reflects niche educational and research applications. The School Board of Seminole County, Florida purchased Anorthosite Highlands Simulant — a lunar regolith analog material — for its ePathways Department, indicating use in STEM curriculum or space-science education programs. The Texas Workforce Commission issued a market-research RFI seeking thermal-vacuum testing facilities, suggesting state interest in identifying in-state capacity for specialized aerospace testing that may support workforce development or research initiatives. Issuing bodies under this code are primarily school districts and state workforce or education agencies pursuing space-science and research support rather than operational spacecraft procurement.

Activity under the code remains sparse and geographically limited. The two most recent opportunities are both in Texas and Florida, with no evidence of broader state or local procurement patterns. The Seminole County School Board's sole-source purchase of five tonnes of Anorthosite Highlands Simulant from Space Resource Technologies (procurement 25260122S-VG, due June 9, 2026) valued at approximately $20,000 annually represents direct material procurement for educational use. The Texas Workforce Commission's RFI 3582601 (posted August 14, 2026, due September 11, 2026) was market research only with no anticipated contract award, seeking information on thermal-vacuum facilities to assess state-level capacity for future contracting needs. This code shows limited and specialized activity concentrated in education and workforce development rather than active contracting for spacecraft hardware or services.