UNSPSC 25191800: Vehicle testing and measuring equipment

Specialized testing equipment for vehicles that includes detectors, gauges and test instrumentation used in the maintenance and repair of transport vehicles.

UNSPSC 25191800 Vehicle testing and measuring equipment is a Class code under which state and local governments procure specialized diagnostic and measurement systems for transportation infrastructure assessment and vehicle crash data retrieval. Recent opportunities show active procurement of nondestructive testing equipment, Multi-Purpose Survey Vehicle laser profiling systems, locked-wheel friction trailers, and crash data retrieval kits—all deployed by transportation departments and county agencies to evaluate pavement condition, safety performance, and vehicle collision forensics. The issuing bodies reflect a mix of state transportation departments and county purchasing offices; the Florida Department of Transportation has posted multiple related procurements in the past two months, and Baltimore County, Maryland and the Texas Department of Public Safety have solicited under or near this code in the same window.

Activity is concentrated in Florida and Texas, with secondary presence in Maryland. The Florida Department of Transportation posted a sole-source notice for Multi-Purpose Survey Vehicle upgrades (SS16758) to International Cybernetics Company, LP on August 21, 2026, with vendor information due September 14, 2026 and an estimated contract value of $265,695 over nine months; a companion sole-source procurement for Locked Wheel Friction Trailer upgrades (SS16695) was posted August 18, 2026 with vendor information due September 9, 2026. The Texas Department of Public Safety issued an Invitation for Bids (IFB 405-26R0015950) for Crash Data Retrieval Kits including CDR hardware, software licenses, and vehicle-specific EDR toolkits, with responses due May 29, 2026 and delivery to DPS Headquarters in Austin. Baltimore County, Maryland posted an RFB (B-10000567) on September 1, 2026 for nondestructive testing, manlift equipment, and ladders, with bids due February 10, 2026. Single-source procurements dominate the recent FDOT activity, signaling continued reliance on proprietary equipment suppliers with specialized software and hardware integration requirements.