UNSPSC 25191754: Wall mounted car washing equipment

A wall mounted type car wash equipment's are specially equipped structures designed auto wash facility used to clean the exterior and in some cases the interior of motor cars and vehicles etc.

UNSPSC 25191754 Wall mounted car washing equipment is a Commodity code representing stationary, operator-controlled vehicle washing systems that state and local governments procure for fleet maintenance and operational self-service use. The recent opportunities tagged under this code show limited direct alignment with wall-mounted equipment; instead, the solicitations span vehicle washing services (stationary and mobile), fleet repair and maintenance services, and equipment purchases that tangentially relate to vehicle cleaning operations. The issuing bodies include city police departments, state treasury purchasing offices, county governments, school districts, and state natural resource departments — a diverse mix of general-purpose jurisdictions and special-purpose agencies.

The most relevant recent opportunity is the City of San Antonio Police Department's annual contract for car wash services (Solicitation 6100019566, RFQ, due July 13, 2026), which explicitly seeks express car wash services for SAPD fleet vehicles using stationary, self-service systems at multiple substations. The State of New Jersey Department of the Treasury is soliciting vehicle washing and cleaning services statewide across all 21 counties (Solicitation 26DPP01305, due July 30, 2026), covering both brick-and-mortar stationary services and mobile washing; the New Jersey opportunity requires good faith efforts toward subcontracting with certified state small business enterprises and offers a three-year base term with up to three additional renewal years. Activity appears concentrated in Texas and New Jersey, with additional fleet-related cleaning and maintenance solicitations posted in Georgia and Florida in early 2026. However, the code's recent posting history is sparse and does not clearly establish a pattern of wall-mounted equipment procurement; most opportunities align with washing services contracts or fleet repair rather than equipment acquisition.