UNSPSC 25172132: Driver protection wall or partition

To protect the driver from external threats and disturbances by wrapping or blocking around the driver for safety of vehicle operation

UNSPSC 25172132 Driver protection wall or partition is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure bollards, barriers, and embankment walls for parking lots, access control, and site perimeter protection. The Town of Glastonbury, Connecticut recently solicited sealed bids under this code for bollard installation as part of a broader parking lot reconstruction project that also included concrete work, granite stone curbing, and embankment wall construction. The scope encompasses both fabrication and installation of protective infrastructure, often bundled with related site work rather than procured as standalone items. Municipal governments appear to be the primary issuing bodies under this code, though the single recent opportunity in the source does not establish a pattern of repeat buyers across multiple jurisdictions.

The Glastonbury procurement (IFB GL202621, due March 31, 2026) specifies 10 steel bollards as line items within a broader project scope, indicating that state and local agencies use this code when protection infrastructure forms part of site improvement or capital project work. Connecticut shows recent activity; geographic spread beyond that state is not supported by the source. The project requires compliance with Connecticut prevailing wage rules, state set-asides targeting 25 percent small business enterprise (SBE) and 6.25 percent minority, women, and disabled-owned business (M/W/DisBE) participation, and performance and payment bonds equal to the full contract price. No award value is disclosed. The contract completion timeline is 60 days from notice to proceed, with liquidated damages of $850 per calendar day for delays.