UNSPSC 25191736: Vehicle driving simulator

A driver training device that simulates road and safety conditions likely to be encountered when driving a vehicle.

UNSPSC 25191736 Vehicle driving simulator is a Commodity code that, based on recent state and local solicitation activity, shows minimal purchasing volume. The code nominally describes driver-training or crash-simulation equipment, but current procurement records do not reflect active demand for traditional vehicle driving simulators from state and local jurisdictions. Instead, the lone relevant recent opportunity—Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) IFB 405-26R0015950, posted June 2, 2026, with a response date of May 29, 2026—solicited crash data retrieval kits and electronic data recorder (EDR) hardware bundles for vehicle forensics and accident investigation, not driver training or simulation. The procurement includes CDR DLC tool kits, direct-to-module cables, Hyundai and Kia EDR kits, Tesla EDR hardware, and freight delivery to DPS Headquarters in Austin, Texas. This represents equipment for post-incident data extraction rather than operational vehicle simulation, signaling a potential mismatch between the code's nominal scope and recent state and local buying patterns.

Activity under this code remains extremely limited. The Texas DPS is the only identified recent issuer soliciting under this code, and the scope diverges markedly from driver-training simulators into specialized automotive forensics tools. No repeat buyers or multi-jurisdictional procurement patterns emerge from the available recent records. Geographic activity centers on Texas, with no concurrent opportunities identified in other states. Firms pursuing this code should verify whether the code continues to receive relevant tagging from state and local procurement offices or whether the actual buying—automotive diagnostic and forensic equipment—routes instead through alternative UNSPSC classifications focused on testing and diagnostic instruments.