UNSPSC 21101507: Agricultural rollers

UNSPSC 21101507 Agricultural rollers is a Commodity code that state and local governments procure for road construction and maintenance work, particularly asphalt pavement rehabilitation and similar infrastructure projects. The code sees activity primarily from county public works departments and regional transportation authorities rather than from school districts or municipal general services. Recent solicitations demonstrate that state and local buyers are using this code to tag equipment procurement for pavement rehabilitation, guardrail replacement, and bridge construction projects where vibratory or steel wheel rollers are specified components of the work scope.

Activity under the code is concentrated in California, with recent opportunities from Santa Clara County (three pavement and safety barrier projects posted between February and April 2026) and San Bernardino County (one tandem articulated steel wheel roller ITB, PWG126OPERA6358, due April 16, 2026). San Bernardino County's ITB specified a tandem articulated steel wheel roller with vibratory/oscillation capabilities, EPA Tier 4 Final emissions compliance, minimum 40-horsepower diesel engine, 38-gallon water tank, delivery within 120 days of purchase order, and parts availability within the Inland Empire with 24-hour delivery capability; pricing was locked for twelve months with a five percent local vendor preference for bidders located within San Bernardino County boundaries. Santa Clara County's concurrent solicitations for pavement rehabilitation and guardrail replacement projects (ITBRDAFY260694 and ITBRDAFY260652, bids due May 21 and April 23, 2026 respectively) included asphalt overlay and surface preparation work where rollers function as incidental equipment. A Georgia county (Barrow County) posted a 2.56-mile road resurfacing project (PE77075NONST2026000000014, due March 18, 2026) involving recycled asphalt concrete and striping, typical applications for this equipment class. The code shows episodic rather than continuous procurement velocity; recent activity is sparse and concentrated geographically, suggesting seasonal or project-driven solicitation patterns rather than recurring standing contracts.