UNSPSC 60141204: Trikes or wagons

UNSPSC 60141204 Trikes or wagons (Commodity) covers bicycles and electric bikes procured by state and local governments, though recent opportunities show the code capturing a wider range of two- and three-wheeled mobility devices than the nominal scope suggests. State and local buyers are soliciting law-enforcement-grade patrol bikes, e-bikes for rebate and shared-mobility programs, and recreational athletic equipment. The issuing bodies span city police departments, state police divisions, regional commissions managing transit and sustainability initiatives, university athletics programs, and municipal governments. The District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department and the City of Austin have each posted recent bids for patrol bikes; the Illinois State Police has pursued sole-source patrol-bike procurements; and the Atlanta Regional Commission and Salt Lake City Corporation have issued solicitations for e-bikes in the context of mobility services and equity-focused rebate programs. Activity under this code reflects a mix of law-enforcement operational needs, municipal sustainability goals, and university or cooperative purchasing for athletic and recreational equipment.

Recent opportunities cluster in the District of Columbia, Illinois, Georgia, Texas, and Utah. The District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department issued two Invitations for Bid (IFB DOC837422 and DOC837868) for mountain bikes with bids due July 28, 2026. The City of Austin posted an IFB (8700 TJP1028) for a five-year police bicycles contract with manual and electric patrol bikes, accessories, and service requirements, with bids due March 31, 2026. The Illinois State Police pursued sole-source awards to Volcanic Partners LLC for law-enforcement-specific patrol bicycles with integrated equipment mounts and mechanics training, estimated at $212,000 per procurement with June 30, 2026, delivery required. The Atlanta Regional Commission issued an RFQ (PE29016NONST2026000000068) for local e-bike retailers to participate in the City of Atlanta E-Bike Rebate Program, targeting 600–800 e-bike purchases with a maximum budget of $960,000 and a July 23, 2026, deadline; participation was restricted to brick-and-mortar vendors operating within Atlanta city limits. Salt Lake City Corporation solicited dockless shared-mobility device services (RFP SLC26039 and SLCI26039) including electric cargo trikes and e-bikes, with proposals due February 24, 2026, and anticipated contract award to up to two operators for five-year terms. Activity outside these jurisdictions includes Albany State University's eRFQ for athletic equipment and apparel, and Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative's Invitation for RFP (ATH2628) for athletic equipment catalog discounts with estimated annual volume of $13.5 million across member organizations.