UNSPSC 41114220: Transit

A surveying instrument that is used for measuring the horizontal and vertical angles for two points. This device has the center of two same axles.

UNSPSC 41114220 Transit, a Commodity code, encompasses surveying services, facility design-build-operate-maintain contracts, and specialized transportation infrastructure software and equipment maintenance that state and local governments procure for transit systems, waste management infrastructure, and roadway operations. State and local surveying work under this code includes boundary surveys, right-of-way determinations, topographic analyses, and elevation certificate preparation procured on a task-order basis under continuing-service agreements. Large-scale infrastructure projects solicit integrated design-build-operate-maintain (DDBOM) services for waste-to-energy and other heavy industrial facilities. Transportation departments purchase maintenance and repair services for specialized survey and positioning equipment, along with software licenses supporting statewide continuous reference station networks. The issuing bodies span county governments (Monroe County, Florida), regional waste authorities (Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County), and state departments of transportation (Illinois Department of Transportation), with IDOT appearing as a repeat buyer of Trimble equipment maintenance and network software services.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Illinois. Monroe County, Florida issued RFQ 649 (due October 27, 2026) for professional surveying continuing services, anticipating retention of at least three qualified firms under four-year task-order contracts with individual project caps at $250,000 construction or $25,000 professional services fees. The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County released RFEI 27-501 (due November 18, 2026) requesting Letters of Interest for demolition, design, construction, and 20+ year operation and maintenance of a new mass-burn waste-to-energy facility processing up to 2,550 tons per day under an integrated EPC-type structure, with an informational conference scheduled October 21, 2026, and Industry Day with facility tours on December 10, 2026. IDOT issued sole-source notices for Trimble Survey-GPS equipment maintenance and repair ($1,497,317.87 for FY 2027, awarded to Seiler Instrument) and a change order for Pivot and CORS software supporting Trimble Network Managed Services ($1.23 million, also to Seiler Instrument), reflecting sustained investment in statewide transportation positioning and reference station infrastructure.