UNSPSC 25191815: Armature tester

A diagnostic device for checking the condition and performance of armatures in vehicles.

UNSPSC 25191815 Armature tester is a Commodity code. State and local governments soliciting under this code are purchasing diagnostic and testing equipment for vehicle and equipment maintenance operations, though recent opportunities show minimal direct alignment with the nominal code scope. The opportunities posted under this code include crash data retrieval kits for law enforcement fleet diagnostics, exhaust analyzers for emissions testing, automotive repair parts supply agreements, and vehicle lift equipment for service facilities. The issuing bodies are diverse state agencies, county governments, and school districts: the Texas Department of Public Safety, the State of California, Sarasota County Schools in Florida, and Worth County Board of Commissioners in Georgia. The code sees activity across multiple states with no single dominant jurisdiction.

Recent opportunities include the Texas Department of Public Safety's IFB 405-26R0015950 for crash data retrieval kits with a due date of May 29, 2026, which specified six line items covering crash data retrieval tools, EDR hardware kits for specific vehicle manufacturers, and related cables and adapters, with delivery to DPS Headquarters in Austin; the State of California's RFB for an exhaust analyzer due March 20, 2026, which required CBE certification and compliance with California small business enterprise regulations; the School Board of Sarasota County's Bid #26-0124 for automotive and light truck repair parts, due February 12, 2026, seeking firm percentage discounts off MSRP for OEM parts across 19 manufacturers with delivery to the transportation garage in Osprey, Florida; and Worth County Board of Commissioners' RFP for a four-post lift with 11,000-pound capacity and installation, due March 2, 2026. The code shows limited recent contract activity directly relevant to armature testing per se, suggesting either sparse demand or potential code-tagging misalignment with the actual scope being procured.