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 and testing equipment for vehicle fuel injection systems. State and local governments acquire this equipment primarily through state transportation and law enforcement agencies that maintain vehicle fleets and conduct forensic or technical investigations. The equipment includes crash data retrieval kits, electronic data recorder (EDR) tool kits, direct-to-module cables and adapters, and related hardware bundles used to extract and analyze vehicle diagnostic and crash data. Issuing bodies under this code are primarily state departments of transportation and public safety, which procure these specialized diagnostic tools to support fleet management, accident investigation, and vehicle forensics work.

The Texas Department of Public Safety issued the most recent and substantive recent opportunity, posting IFB 405-26R0015950 on June 2, 2026, for Crash Data Retrieval Kits and related equipment with a response date of May 29, 2026. The solicitation called for six primary line items including CDR DLC Tool Kits with annual software licenses, direct-to-module premium bundles for Hyundai, Kia, and Tesla vehicles, and 25 ACU direct-to-module cables with adapters, with delivery to DPS Headquarters at 5805 N. Lamar Boulevard, Austin, Texas 78752. The procurement required bidders to submit audited financial statements or equivalent documentation, complete certifications and compliance forms, and price on an as-needed basis with no stated minimum compensation. Recent activity is concentrated in Texas, with the DPS solicitation representing the primary tracked opportunity under this code. A Williamson County Purchasing Department notice posted in July 2026 was administrative only and contained no procurement scope.