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 maps poorly to state and local procurement activity in the recent record. The solicitations bearing this code tag do not procure vehicle parts washing machines or equipment; instead, they solicit pressure washing services, floor cleaning services, water restoration services, and industrial vacuum and pressure washing labor. The nominal code name describes a fixed asset or equipment line item, yet the opportunities are overwhelmingly service contracts for cleaning work performed at schools, transit centers, municipal facilities, airports, and utility plants. The code shows no recent demand for vehicle parts washers as discrete products or equipment purchases that would align a business development professional toward manufacturing, distribution, or equipment sales strategy.

State and local governments posting under this code are primarily school districts, city procurement offices, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts concentrated in Florida and Georgia. Pinellas County School District appears twice in the recent record—once for pressure cleaning of educational facilities (ITB 25-CD-080, due February 4, 2026, approximately $75,000 annual value) and again for cafeteria exhaust hood and warewashing equipment cleaning and service (ITB 26JG012, due June 23, 2026, approximately $600,000 over two years). DeKalb County School District solicited district-wide pressure washing across 138 schools and 164 properties (ITB 27-802, due September 10, 2026). The City of Phoenix sought bus stop and transit center cleaning services (RFP PTD26006, due September 21, 2026, five-year term). The Orlando Utilities Commission issued an RFP for industrial vacuum truck and pressure washing services at power generation facilities (RFP 26 PR9033, due April 23, 2026, five-year base term). The City of Cocoa procured as-needed floor and water restoration services (RFQ FQ2606PW, due July 8, 2026, approximately $75,000 annual NTE). Columbus Consolidated Government and the City of Atlanta solicited on-call painting and pressure washing services on task-order bases. No recent opportunities procure vehicle parts washing machines or fixed washing equipment for in-house fleet operations. This code assignment appears to be a taxonomy mismatch; proceed with caution and verify actual scope before investing pursuit resources.