UNSPSC 78141504: Supplier or vendor managed freight and rebilling

Transportation service managed and paid for by the commodity or service supplier and rebilled or passed through to end customer

UNSPSC 78141504 Supplier or vendor managed freight and rebilling is a Commodity code that encompasses vendor-managed transportation services, logistics coordination, and freight handling that state and local governments procure for moving goods, equipment, and materials to operational locations. Recent state and local solicitations show government agencies using this code to procure specialized transportation services including vehicle transport, equipment towing and recovery, vanpool operations, courier and emergency freight logistics, and warehouse storage with integrated freight management. Issuing bodies across the recent-opportunities block include state departments (Texas Department of Public Safety, Texas Facilities Commission, Texas Parks and Wildlife, Texas Department of Transportation, Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Nevada Department of Transportation, Illinois Department of Public Health), counties (Pinellas County and Monroe County in Florida), municipalities (City of San Antonio, City of Austin, City of Phoenix, City of Atlanta), a school district (Pinellas County School District), and a transit authority (Orange County Transportation Authority). The code draws activity from multiple states, with heaviest recent posting concentration in Texas, followed by Florida, Michigan, and Nevada.

Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Department of Public Safety IFB 405-26R0023390 for vehicle transport services from DPS Headquarters in Austin to surplus operations in Georgetown (bids due July 31, 2026), Texas Facilities Commission RFQ 0009955 for freight transportation service providers to move federal and state surplus property to TFC warehouse locations in Austin, San Antonio, and Fort Worth on an open-enrollment basis through August 31, 2028, Pinellas County School District sealed electronic bid for 24/7 towing and recovery services at four service locations across Pinellas County (bids due July 29, 2026 with estimated annual value of $70,000), Monroe County Florida RFP 638 for comprehensive paratransit and demand-response transportation services throughout the county (proposals due July 21, 2026), and Orange County Transportation Authority RFQ 250239 for large parcel and heavy freight services for bus parts and engines with estimated contract value of $18,000 for one year (quotes due March 30, 2026). The code shows steady state and local procurement activity in managed transportation and logistics, with vendors typically required to hold appropriate licenses, maintain insurance coverage, and demonstrate prior experience in similar services.