UNSPSC 25191740: Vehicle washing machine

An external cleansing system that washes the exterior of auto, bus and truck vehicles.

UNSPSC 25191740 Vehicle washing machine, a Commodity code, encompasses pressure-washing services and equipment maintenance for municipal fleet cleaning, facility surface restoration, and specialized industrial wash systems. State and local governments are buying recurring pressure-washing contracts for district-wide facility maintenance, on-call painting and pressure-washing bundles for municipal buildings, transit center and bus stop cleaning, industrial exhaust hood and kitchen equipment servicing, and both mobile on-site fleet washing and stationary wash-system equipment and maintenance. School districts dominate the recent solicitation volume, followed by cities, counties, and specialized authorities such as transit commissions and transportation departments. Pinellas County Schools (Florida) has posted multiple active opportunities for pressure-washing services across 119+ food service facilities and district-wide building maintenance. Issuing bodies span municipal departments (Baltimore, Phoenix, Atlanta, Columbus, Savannah, Cocoa), state highway patrol and transportation agencies (California, Maine, Rhode Island), utility commissions (Orlando Utilities), and county departments of water resources and fleet management.

Activity spans Florida (Pinellas County Schools, Orlando Utilities, Cocoa), Arizona (Phoenix), Georgia (Savannah, DeKalb Schools, Atlanta), California (CHP statewide, CAL FIRE), and isolated other states (Rhode Island, Maine, Maryland). Representative recent solicitations include Pinellas County Schools ITB 26JG012 for cafeteria exhaust hood cleaning and servicing across 119 facilities (sealed bids due June 23, 2026, estimated value $600,000 for two years), DeKalb County School District ITB 27-802 for district-wide pressure washing at 138 schools (bids due September 10, 2026), City of Phoenix RFP PTD26006 for bus stop and transit center cleaning across 868+ stops and 16 transit facilities (proposals due September 21, 2026, five-year term with DBE-N set-aside), and Orlando Utilities Commission RFP 26 PR9033 for industrial vacuum truck and pressure-washing services at power generation facilities (RFP issued March 26, 2026, bids due April 23, 2026, with 8% M/WBE goal). CAL FIRE IFB 3CA07908 covers quarterly maintenance and service on vehicle wash water recycling systems, pressure washers, and reverse osmosis equipment at Southern Operation Facility in Riverside, California (bids due September 30, 2026). Pricing models mix unit-cost and hourly-rate structures; contracts typically run one to five years with renewal options capped at CPI-U or CPI increases, and most require Florida licensure or state contractor registration, comprehensive general liability insurance ($1–2 million per occurrence), valid business licensing, and background screening or E-Verify compliance.