UNSPSC 25191742: Vehicle parts washing machine

A type of cleansing machine that washes off the rust preventive oil, waste substance, foreign substance and others attached on the surface of the vehicle part. It is mixed in water with the detergent.

UNSPSC 25191742 Vehicle parts washing machine is a Commodity code that covers pressure washing equipment and related systems purchased by state and local governments for fleet maintenance, facility cleaning, and specialized industrial operations. State and local buyers procure complete trailer-mounted and stationary pressure washing systems with integrated hot-water capability, soft-wash systems, chemical tanks, hose reels, and ancillary equipment rather than individual component parts. The issuing-body mix spans state transportation departments, county water and transportation authorities, municipal public works and transit operations, school districts, and independent authorities managing specialized facilities such as power generation plants and airport infrastructure. Buyers consistently specify equipment featuring dual-nozzle spraybars, high-pressure pumps rated in the range of 3,000 to 3,500 PSI, tanks of 500 to 525 gallons, tandem axle frames with surge brakes, LED lighting, and manufacturer training and warranty support as baseline requirements, with many solicitations requiring bidders to demonstrate local parts and service availability.

Recent opportunities span multiple states and issuing bodies with meaningful geographic and sectoral variation. The Rhode Island Department of Transportation issued RFQ 2026-0024 in April 2026 for a vehicle and chassis wash system with a mandatory pre-bid meeting scheduled for May 6, 2026, and award expected by September 1, 2026; the Savannah Airport Commission issued RFQ 2026-0024 in June 2026 for a custom trailer-mounted pressure washing system with responses due July 23, 2026, including mandatory 4-hour operator training and a 50-mile parts and service availability requirement; and Sarasota County issued a Quick Quote in July 2026 for a pressure washing water trailer with dust abatement featuring a 500-gallon tank and triplex pump rated at 3 GPM at 2,700 PSI, due July 17, 2026. Additional activity includes the Livingston Educational Service Agency issuing two sequential RFPs in March 2026 for computerized bus wash systems to service 78 buses and 4 vans, with proposals due March 13 and March 25, 2026. The mix of recent solicitations across airports, state DOTs, counties, school districts, and special-purpose authorities demonstrates consistent demand across issuing-body types, with responses concentrated in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Rhode Island, and Texas during the first half of 2026.