UNSPSC 25111942: Mooring posts

A pole placed in a mooring, a pier, etc. to hold a ship.

UNSPSC 25111942 Mooring posts is a Commodity code that captures bollards and similar fixed-post safety or boundary-marking infrastructure installed in pedestrian and vehicular environments. State and local governments procure mooring posts as components of larger trail, park, and street-infrastructure projects rather than as standalone products; the code appears in construction solicitations where bollards are specified as site furnishings or traffic-control elements. Issuing bodies include special-purpose districts such as urban corridor authorities (notably Atlanta Beltline, Inc.), counties, municipalities, and cooperative purchasing consortia that aggregate demand across multiple jurisdictions and entity types. The work itself is typically subsumed within broader construction packages for multiuse trails, streetscape improvements, or public-access projects rather than solicited as discrete equipment procurements.

Recent activity shows Atlanta Beltline, Inc. soliciting construction services for Southside Trail Segment 6 Phase A in Fulton County, Georgia via two-step ITB (Solicitation DC2026123, due September 29, 2026), with bollards specified as one element of site furnishings alongside lighting, signage, and paving across a 14-foot multiuse trail. No recent dedicated mooring-post or bollard procurement at the Commodity code level is evident; the code activity appears limited to specification within larger infrastructure contracts. Geographic concentration and issuing-body patterns cannot be reliably characterized from a single representative project. The scarcity of direct-purchase opportunities under this Commodity code suggests that vendors pursue mooring posts through general contractor relationships on trail and site-development projects or through cooperative equipment agreements rather than through independent equipment RFPs or ITBs.