UNSPSC 22101616: Curbing machines

UNSPSC 22101616 Curbing machines is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure curbing and related pavement edge work through this code, though recent opportunities show the actual work spans concrete sidewalk and curb-and-gutter installation, pavement rehabilitation, and curb ramp construction across multiple municipalities. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code include cities (Thousand Oaks, Buda, Sandy Springs, Atlanta, Madison, Richardson), counties (Santa Clara, Broward, Galveston, Orange, Dallas, Appling), and regional authorities. Most recent activity clusters in Georgia (Atlanta, Tucker, Vidalia, Horn Lake) and California (Santa Clara County, Thousand Oaks), with activity also present in Texas, Florida, Connecticut, and Wisconsin. Work is commonly bundled with broader street and pedestrian infrastructure projects rather than procured as standalone curbing work.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Sandy Springs ITB 27-002 for Lake Forrest Sidewalk Phase II Construction (due August 7, 2026), encompassing 3,300 linear feet of 6-foot sidewalk with curb and gutter installation requiring GDOT pre-qualification and at least 51 percent direct performance; the City of Thousand Oaks sealed-bid solicitation 2025202626 for storm drain lining and pavement rehabilitation (due July 29, 2026, Engineer's Estimate $140,000), which includes asphalt and concrete pavement rehabilitation alongside curb inlet work; and the City of Vidalia sealed-bid procurement for Downtown Streetscapes (due March 25, 2026), encompassing concrete curb and gutter installation and sidewalk construction across five locations. Santa Clara County, Broward County, and Orange County, Florida have posted multiple curb and sidewalk projects over the review window. Most opportunities are IFBs or ITBs with 300–548 day completion timelines, prevailing wage requirements, and bonding equal to 5–10 percent of bid amount at opening. Opportunities often require GDOT, FDOT, or Caltrans pre-qualification and direct performance thresholds of 40–51 percent.