UNSPSC 41114501: Dynamometers

UNSPSC 41114501 Dynamometers, a Commodity code, covers diagnostic equipment and testing services for vehicle powertrains and systems. In practice, state and local procurement under this code reflects the broad scope of automotive fleet maintenance and diagnostics — jurisdictions are soliciting not standalone dynamometer equipment but integrated diagnostic and repair services that rely on dynamometer testing as part of comprehensive vehicle servicing. The mix of issuing bodies includes school districts managing large vehicle fleets, supported by certified repair facilities and dealerships that employ diagnostic equipment including dynamometers as core operational tools. Work solicited ranges from transmission and drivetrain diagnostics to fuel system, exhaust, brake, electrical, and emissions-system testing, with pricing typically structured on a per-hour labor basis and materials on cost-plus terms.

Hillsborough County Public Schools, Florida issued the most recent opportunity on this code: an Invitation to Quote (ITQ 26252-ITQ-DST) posted October 19, 2026 for Chevrolet Vehicles Diagnostic Services covering diagnostic and repair work on an 83-vehicle fleet spanning model years 2000 to 2026. The ITQ, originally due July 10, 2026 and extended by Addendum 1 (issued July 1, 2026), specifies ten service categories — transmission diagnosis and repair, fuel system, drivetrain, exhaust, brake, EGR, body electronics, starting system, DEF, and charging system services — with estimated annual hours per category ranging from 50 to 100. Vendors must be certified Chevrolet dealerships or facilities with a minimum of three years' vehicle diagnostic experience and must comply with foreign-source-of-concern and labor-coercion affidavits. Award is made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with the District encouraging participation by Office of Supplier Development-registered small business enterprises, women-owned, minority-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, and reserving the right to divide awards among multiple qualified vendors.