UNSPSC 22101613: Road surface heater planers

UNSPSC 22101613 Road surface heater planers, a Commodity code, encompasses highway maintenance equipment and materials that state and local governments procure to repair and preserve asphalt and concrete roadways—crack sealing, patching, overlay, and pavement rehabilitation work. Recent solicitations show state departments, counties, and cities buying equipment ranging from trailer-mounted crack sealers and asphalt distributors to grader-mounted milling attachments and self-propelled pavers, along with the consumable materials (polymer sealants, asphalt overlays, striping compounds) required to operate them. The mix of issuing bodies includes state highway departments, county transportation and public works agencies, and municipal street departments; the Illinois Department of Central Management Services issued a joint purchase master contract for asphalt equipment, options, and OEM parts in July 2026, and several counties and cities in Georgia, Texas, and California have posted separate opportunities for pavement preservation work, crack sealing, and overlay services in the same period.

Geographic activity spans multiple regions with notable concentration in the Southeast (Georgia counties including White, Barrow, and Fayette; city of Atlanta), Texas (cities of San Antonio and Arlington, and Dallas County), California (Santa Clara County, Broward County roadway capacity expansion), and the Pacific Northwest (Oregon Department of Transportation crack seal project in Harney County). Massachusetts (Berkshire Regional Group Purchasing Program) and Mississippi (county airport runway rehabilitation) also show recent activity. Representative recent solicitations include the Illinois CMS joint purchase master contract (IFB 27-416-CMS-BOSS4-B-52918, bids due August 12, 2026) for grader-mounted milling attachments, self-propelled pavers, and trailer-mounted sealers and distributors on a five-year indefinite-quantity basis with 4% BEP participation required; Fayette County, Georgia's crack sealing and FlexGard thin overlay system installation (ITB #26089-B, bids due February 24, 2026); and the Oregon Department of Transportation crack seal project on OR 78 in Harney County (Bid S-73000-00016326, approximately 71 miles, cost estimate $100,000 to $250,000, bids due April 9, 2026). Most opportunities are issued as IFBs or ITBs with firm-price, fixed-unit or lump-sum structures; some include set-asides or participation goals (BEP, DBE, CBE) and prevailing-wage compliance requirements.