UNSPSC 25191748: Swap body/Platform lifting system module

The Loading Systems lifting platforms are designed to bridge large differences in height.

UNSPSC 25191748 Swap body/Platform lifting system module is a Commodity code showing minimal relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The single substantive opportunity in the recent record — the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's IFB-IW266324 for precision wheel alignment services, due October 22, 2026 — falls outside the code's nominal scope of swap bodies and platform lifting systems and appears to be a mislabeled or miscoded solicitation. The actual services being bought are automotive maintenance (wheel alignment), not vehicle-body or lifting-system components or assemblies. State and local procurement offices do not routinely solicit swap bodies or platform lifting modules as standalone commodities; when they do appear, they typically surface as part of broader vehicle acquisition or fleet-management RFPs rather than as discrete line items. The issuing bodies in this segment tend to be state transportation departments, public works agencies, and transit authorities managing heavy or specialized fleets.

The geographic and opportunity data do not support a meaningful market characterization at this time. The single actionable recent record is Texas-based, but it represents a service miscoded to this commodity tier rather than a genuine demand signal for swap-body or lifting-system hardware. No other state or local jurisdictions appear in the recent-opportunities block for this code. If you are actively pursuing swap-body or platform-lifting work at the state and local level, monitor cooperative purchasing vehicles and state DOT fleet-modernization initiatives in your target markets; the code itself shows no active near-term opportunity pipeline.