UNSPSC 25191824: Engine tune up tester

A device that checks compression pressure, timing, vacuum condition, exhaust release volume, carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon release, number of engine rotations and others for improving the engine capability.

UNSPSC 25191824 Engine tune up tester (Commodity) describes diagnostic and analytical equipment for automotive engine performance assessment, though recent state and local procurement activity under this code shows limited relevance to the nominal scope. The issuing bodies soliciting under related codes span school districts, county governments, and state agencies. The School Board of Sarasota County, Florida has solicited automotive and light truck repair parts through supply agreements; Worth County Board of Commissioners in Georgia sought a four-post lift with installation; the State of California issued an RFB for an exhaust analyzer; and the Texas Department of Public Safety solicited crash data retrieval kits and related equipment. These opportunities reflect a broader automotive maintenance and diagnostic equipment market across state and local jurisdictions, though engine tune up testers specifically appear to attract minimal recent procurement activity at the state and local level.

Recent opportunities span Texas, California, Florida, and Georgia. The Texas Department of Public Safety's crash data retrieval kit solicitation (IFB 405-26R0015950, due May 29, 2026) and the State of California's exhaust analyzer RFB (RFBIS26200717, due March 20, 2026) represent the most recent state-level activity. The Sarasota County School Board's automotive and light truck repair parts bid (#26-0124, due February 12, 2026) and Worth County's four-post lift RFP (PE77201NONST2026000000016, due March 2, 2026) reflect county and school district participation. The code shows no concentrated procurement pattern; activity is episodic and geographically dispersed across the South and West. The source contains no recent opportunities explicitly for engine tune up testers, suggesting this Commodity code may be underutilized or misaligned with actual state and local purchasing practices in automotive maintenance and diagnostics.