UNSPSC 23153038: Trestle

A frame consisting of a horizontal beam fastened to two pairs of spreading legs, used to support planks to form a table, platform, etc.

UNSPSC 23153038 Trestle is a Commodity code encompassing structural bridge and elevated-platform components that state and local governments procure for trail, park, and infrastructure projects. Recent solicitations show state parks, counties, and municipalities buying trestle repair, replacement, and construction services—specifically removal of deteriorated components (railroad ties, decking), installation of precast concrete panels and steel railings, and associated falsework and structural work on existing steel trestles.

Washington State Parks, Orange County (Florida), and Gwinnett County (Georgia) represent the recent issuing-body mix, reflecting activity across state departments and county governments. The code shows concentrated recent activity in Washington and Florida, with secondary activity in Georgia. Washington State Parks posted solicitation EWC6620 (Trail Structure Repairs at Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail, due August 13, 2026) as an IFB for trestle repairs including removal of railroad ties and installation of precast concrete deck panels and steel railing on two steel trestles. Orange County, Florida solicited sealed bids for the Horizon West Trail - Phase 1A (Y26-754, due August 13, 2026) via IFB, specifying a 838-linear-foot prestressed concrete pile-supported boardwalk with precast reinforced concrete deck planks and 42-inch galvanized steel railing, at an estimated contract value of $5,657,322. These are the primary representative opportunities under the code; the remaining recent opportunities in the dataset (Gwinnett County freezer replacement, bridge replacements, utility work, and equipment purchases) are plainly unrelated to trestle procurement and reflect misclassification.