UNSPSC 78101604: Vehicle transport services

UNSPSC 78101604 Vehicle transport services is a Commodity code that encompasses demand-responsive and scheduled transportation of people and assets across jurisdictions and geographies. State and local governments buy non-emergency medical transport for seniors and vulnerable populations, asset and equipment hauling for corrections and facilities management, transit bus leasing and operations, and specialized logistics software to manage transport requests, dispatch, and compliance. County transportation departments, county health and human services agencies, state correctional systems, and municipal transit authorities are the primary issuing bodies; Orange County (California) appears as a repeat buyer across multiple service lines including senior medical transport, health care logistics software, and vehicle procurement. The code reflects a mix of labor-intensive service delivery (driver staffing, route planning, vehicle maintenance) and capital procurement (buses, specialized transport vehicles).

Recent activity spans California, Florida, and Utah. The County of Orange Health Care Agency issued an IFB for cloud-based medical transport logistics scheduling software (due August 14, 2026, with a 5% OCLSB/DVBE preference capped at $100,000), and the County of Orange OC Community Resources posted an RFP for senior non-emergency medical transportation services covering three service areas with a combined estimated value of $5.506 million annually and eligibility for Orange County Local Small Business or Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise preference at up to 8% (due October 23, 2026). The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation issued a rebid Master Agreement for statewide vehicle and equipment transportation across 20 geographic groups serving correctional facilities, with light, medium, and heavy-duty asset classes compensated on a rate-per-mileage basis and small business subcontracting and DVBE incentives available. Broward County Transportation Department solicited an open-end contract for ADA-compliant bus stop improvements including landing pads and transit amenities (due November 2, 2026, 70% FTA-funded with Buy America and prevailing wage requirements). Park City Municipal Corporation in Utah issued an RFP for a three-year lease of six 35-foot transit low-floor buses with purchase options (due May 29, 2026). Broward County also issued a sole-source RFI for Bubenzer brake and rail clamp installation and maintenance for port container gantry cranes (due July 1, 2026), which falls outside core transport services but was tagged under this code.