UNSPSC 25191822: Engine injector tester

A testing device designed to check the condition and performance of the vehicle fuel supply system, specifically fuel clogging, leakage, pressure. The device determines fuel supply efficiency with the measurement of injection volume per certain stroke of fuel injection device.

UNSPSC 25191822 Engine injector tester is a Commodity code that encompasses diagnostic equipment and test apparatus for automotive fuel injection systems. State and local governments soliciting under this code procure equipment ranging from specialized testers for vehicle emissions and performance diagnostics to component-level diagnostic tools that support fleet maintenance operations. The issuing bodies include county purchasing departments, state transportation agencies, and school district maintenance operations that manage light-duty and heavy-duty vehicle fleets. The concrete scope of work centers on acquisition of diagnostic and test equipment to support in-house automotive service capability, as evidenced by recent procurements for exhaust analyzers, crash data retrieval kits with vehicle-specific hardware bundles, and vehicle lifts that enable hands-on fleet maintenance.

Recent solicitations show activity concentrated in Texas, California, Georgia, and Florida. The Texas Department of Public Safety issued an IFB (40526R0015950) in June 2026 for Crash Data Retrieval Kits including CDR DLC Tool Kits, direct-to-module cable bundles, Tesla EDR Hardware Kits, and freight delivery to DPS Headquarters in Austin, with responses due May 29, 2026. The State of California posted an RFB (RFBIS26200717) in March 2026 for an exhaust analyzer with bid responses due March 20, 2026, emphasizing Certified Business Enterprise (CBE) participation. The School Board of Sarasota County, Florida solicited automotive and light truck repair parts through Bid #26-0124 in January 2026, establishing a one-year supply agreement with two renewal options and requiring sealed responses via VendorLink by February 12, 2026. Worth County, Georgia issued an RFP in February 2026 for a four-post lift with 11,000-pound capacity and installation services, due March 2, 2026. Most opportunities do not disclose budget ranges or award values.