UNSPSC 25191810: Chassis dynamometer

A device that checks and measures the density of exhaust gas against the standard allowable for the design power of the vehicle and its loaded condition as it is referred to as the chassis dynamo.

UNSPSC 25191810 Chassis dynamometer is a Commodity code that covers diagnostic equipment for vehicle crash-data retrieval and electronic data module testing. The Texas Department of Public Safety is currently soliciting equipment kits to extract crash-data information from passenger and commercial vehicle onboard systems, including CDR DLC Tools, direct-to-module cables and adapters for Hyundai, Kia, Genesis, and Tesla vehicles, and related hardware bundles with annual software licenses. State and local governments procuring under this code are primarily law-enforcement and transportation agencies that need to retrieve event-data from vehicles involved in accidents or investigations. Issuing bodies include state departments of public safety and, based on the nominal code scope, county and municipal transportation or safety divisions, though recent activity in the dataset is limited to state-level procurement.

The Texas Department of Public Safety posted IFB 405-26R0015950 on June 2, 2026, with a response deadline of May 29, 2026, for Crash Data Retrieval Kits and ancillary equipment to be delivered to DPS Headquarters in Austin. The solicitation requires bidders to demonstrate financial solvency, submit comprehensive technical and pricing documentation in three volumes, and comply with state and federal compliance certifications including cybersecurity training and debarment-status verification. Contract value is not specified in the posting, and the term runs one year from the effective date with a DPS option to extend for an additional six months. No set-aside or preference designation applies. Geographic activity under the code appears limited to Texas based on available records; broader state and local adoption patterns are not evident from the recent-opportunities dataset.