UNSPSC 30121712: Post cover

Device applied to public facilities such as electric posts or lamp posts to prevent attachment of advertisements including stickers, or posters

UNSPSC 30121712 Post cover is a Commodity code representing guardrail and roadway safety barrier components and systems that state and local governments purchase for repair, maintenance, replacement, and installation across transportation infrastructure. The work spans W-beam and flex-beam guardrail sections, steel and wood posts, terminal ends, reflective sheeting, delineators, brackets, hardware, cable safety system accessories, and related ancillary components. Issuing bodies include county transportation and public works departments, state departments of transportation, city public works and mobility divisions, and transit authorities. Counties, particularly in Florida and Oregon, represent a significant share of recent activity; state DOT procurement offices also actively solicit these materials on master agreements to support statewide roadway and bridge safety programs.

Recent solicitations span multiple states and procurement approaches. Washington County, Oregon issued an ITB on October 5, 2026, for Bridge #671280 railing repair (due October 21, 2026, estimated value $200,000–$250,000) requiring Oregon Construction Contractors Board registration and ODOT pre-qualification. Putnam County, Florida solicited sealed bids for guardrail repairs at 32 county locations (due September 28, 2026) covering panel replacement, post realignment, reflective sheeting, and ancillary work per FDOT standards. The Maine Department of Transportation posted an RFQ on August 25, 2026 (due September 8, 2026), for 82 line items of guardrail components across W-beam, MATT, MASH, and specialty systems under a one-year master agreement with four optional extensions. The City of San Antonio, Texas solicited bids on August 31, 2026 (due September 16, 2026), for annual supply and delivery of W-beam sections, guard posts, and terminal components. Hillsborough County, Florida issued an ITB in July 2026 for guardrail, handrail, and guiderail maintenance and repair services on an as-needed basis against a three-year blanket purchase agreement (estimated value $1,070,175). The City of Tucson issued an IFB for guardrail products and installation services with an estimated annual spend of $40,000 and five one-year renewal options. Texas Department of Transportation solicited cable system safety accessories and socketed line posts in June 2026 under a proprietary single-source IFB.