UNSPSC 24101710: Package stops

UNSPSC 24101710 Package stops, a Commodity code, represents traffic signal equipment and infrastructure components that state and local governments procure to modernize, maintain, and operate urban traffic control systems. Recent solicitations show this code encompasses both the supply of traffic signal cabinets, detection systems, communication units, and pedestrian signal heads, and the construction and installation services to deploy them at signalized intersections. State and local procurement activity under this code spans city public works departments, counties, transit authorities, and independent municipalities pursuing federal transportation funding and local capital improvement programs. The issuing bodies are predominantly Texas cities—Brownsville, Fort Worth, and Dallas—along with Florida counties, Colorado counties, Michigan cities, and Oklahoma and Georgia agencies, reflecting nationwide activity in traffic modernization and maintenance contracts.

Recent solicitations show sustained demand across supply, construction, and professional services. The City of Brownsville (Texas) posted three related IFBs in May 2026—one for 12th Street traffic signal improvements (IFB 14526EPWIFB, due May 26, 2026), one for signal communications equipment (IFB 14426EPWIFB, due May 28, 2026), and one for International Boulevard signal replacement (IFB 14626EPWIFB, due May 26, 2026)—all federally funded through Surface Transportation Block Grant-Metropolitan Mobility programs. The City of Fort Worth posted signal and safety infrastructure improvements (Project 104803, IFB due September 24, 2026) and University Drive roadway work with full-actuated signal components (Project 102497, IFB due June 25, 2026). Pasco County (Florida) issued IFBs for traffic signal installation at two intersections (IFBKM27010 due October 27, 2026; IFBKM26086 due June 16, 2026). The City of Phoenix Water Services Department posted an eight-year supply contract for conveyor system equipment (IFB 25-0748, response due May 23, 2025). The City of Temple (Texas) solicited sign and traffic control supplies on an annual ITB basis ($50,000 estimated annual value, due July 23, 2026). The City of Detroit posted a rebid RFQ for traffic signal maintenance service (RFQ 5458451, due June 5, 2026). Boulder County (Colorado) issued an RFP for traffic signal cabinets (RFP-282-26, due May 15, 2026). Geographic concentration is strongest in Texas and Florida, with secondary activity in Colorado, Michigan, Oklahoma, Arizona, Georgia, and the District of Columbia. Prequalification with state departments of transportation (TxDOT in Texas, CDOT in Colorado) is a recurring requirement for construction and supply work. Federally funded projects routinely incorporate Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Buy America/Build America compliance, and state or local HUB/disadvantaged-enterprise subcontracting plans.