UNSPSC 22101616: Curbing machines

UNSPSC 22101616 Curbing machines is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of concrete and asphalt curb and gutter installation, replacement, and repair services embedded within broader roadway, sidewalk, and pavement projects. The code sees modest activity, surfacing primarily in county and municipal infrastructure work tied to street resurfacing, park trail reconstruction, sidewalk construction, and utility main installation projects. Issuing bodies include county departments of transportation and public works, city departments of transportation, and municipal park authorities, with recent activity concentrated in California (Santa Clara County), Florida (Broward County, Orange County), Georgia (City of Atlanta, City of Marietta, Appling County), and Texas (City of Dallas). The actual procurement work includes curb and gutter removal and replacement (often with ADA-compliant modifications), curb ramp installation and upgrades, raised curb median construction, and concrete or asphalt curbing at parking areas and roadways—typically as line items within larger pavement or street-improvement contracts rather than standalone curbing solicitations.

Recent representative opportunities show the pattern: Santa Clara County issued an ITB for Vasona Lake County Park East Trail Reconstruction (ITB-PRC-FY270091, due October 7, 2026) that includes approximately 21,800 square feet of asphalt concrete pavement pulverizing and re-paving with striping and pavement markings; the City of Dallas solicited water and wastewater main replacements (due September 25, 2026) spanning approximately 30,880 linear feet of work across five locations; Broward County Highway Construction and Engineering Division released a sealed-bid solicitation for Royal Palm Boulevard roadway widening and resurfacing (due September 14, 2026) that includes raised curb median construction, sidewalk replacement, and ADA curb ramp upgrades; and Santa Clara County issued an ITB for pavement installation and repair services ($2.5 million estimated contract sum, due August 31, 2026) covering multiple work orders at various locations with variations specific to concrete, asphalt, and decomposed granite. Curbing work surfaces as a discrete line item within these larger procurements and typically carries prevailing-wage requirements and bonding obligations consistent with public-works standards in each jurisdiction.