UNSPSC 41112809: Taximeter tester

A tester that verifies the running distance of the taxi meters installed in the business or individual taxi.

UNSPSC 41112809 Taximeter tester is a Commodity code that in recent state and local solicitations covers equipment inspection, maintenance, and overhaul services for specialized transit and infrastructure systems. The issuing bodies are transit authorities and municipal government departments responsible for fleet and track asset management. The scope of work under this code spans condition assessment aligned to original equipment manufacturer intervals, preventive maintenance to OEM specifications, and component-level overhaul (truck systems, hydraulic and braking assemblies, axles and wheelsets) necessary to sustain vehicle reliability and safety through end-of-useful-life operation.

Recent activity shows transit authorities as the primary buyers. Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) posted an RFP on August 18, 2026 (due October 20, 2026) for CATS IV Streetcar Truck Overhauls, including Siemens truck overhauls at 15-year / 270,000-mile intervals, low-floor axle and wheelset work at 300,000-mile intervals, and journal bearing equipment service at 6-year / 310,000-mile intervals, all performed to OEM standards. The City of Dallas posted a solicitation (BTZ2600031254) on October 8, 2026 (due November 13, 2026) for a 36-month Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity service price agreement covering track inspections and maintenance and repairs of its railroad spur track system, with services ordered on an as-needed basis. Both opportunities reflect transit and municipal infrastructure asset management driven by compliance with OEM maintenance intervals and fleet preservation objectives. Geographic activity is concentrated in Texas and North Carolina as of the most recent postings.