UNSPSC 26101776: Immobilizer coil

A device used as a component of a theft deterrent system in an automotive ignition system such that vehicle starting is enabled only when specific codes are exchanged between the coil and the vehicle key, remote starter or other starting device.

UNSPSC 26101776 Immobilizer coil is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement shows minimal relevant activity — the code's nominal scope does not match the work actually being solicited under it. The recent opportunities tagged to this code involve Cummins CNG engine repair services for bus fleets, engine rebuilds, and chassis system maintenance, none of which involve immobilizer coils as discrete procurement items. The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) issued an RFQ in September 2026 for non-warranty repair services on Cummins CNG engines for its bus fleet, and Broward County Transportation Department solicited an open-end indefinite quantity contract in May 2026 for repair and rebuild services on Cummins engines and chassis systems — both practical transit operations work, but neither centers on immobilizer coil procurement or supply.

Geographic activity appears limited to California and Florida based on the recent record, with OCTA in Orange County, California and Broward County Transportation Department in Florida as the named issuing bodies. The OCTA RFQ, closing September 17, 2026 with a $20,000 one-year budget on a firm-fixed basis, required Cummins-certified repair facilities to bid all line items to be considered responsive. The Broward County solicitation, due June 1, 2026, sought authorized Cummins service facilities and licensed motor vehicle repair vendors to handle engine replacements, chassis repairs, and rebuilds across multiple bus models at two Broward County facilities. Neither opportunity represents a direct procurement signal for immobilizer coil inventory, components, or specialized supply arrangements. The code shows little actionable recent activity aligned to its stated commodity classification.