UNSPSC 46161510: Gate barrier systems

UNSPSC 46161510 Gate barrier systems is a Commodity code that encompasses physical barrier and access-control devices deployed for traffic management, event control, and facility security in state and local transportation and public works operations. Recent solicitations show state and local governments purchasing gate assemblies, barrier posts, barricade systems, delineators, and related traffic-control infrastructure to support roadway safety, intersection management, and temporary traffic operations during construction and special events.

The code draws activity from diverse issuing bodies including state departments of transportation (Minnesota DNR, California Caltrans, Texas TxDOT, Georgia counties), county transportation and public works departments (Okaloosa County Florida, Pasco County Florida, Marion County Florida, Denton County Texas, Santa Clara County California), city public works and traffic engineering divisions (Atlanta, Charlotte, Detroit, Madison, Brownsville, Decatur, Dallas, Tucson, San Antonio), and specialized transit and venue authorities (Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Atlanta BeltLine). Recent opportunities span traffic signal modernization and loop installation (Charlotte, Brownsville, Cameron County), traffic control supplies and devices (Okaloosa County ITB for maintenance-of-traffic line items including barriers and raised markers with FDOT prequalification; Sarasota County Categories 4 & 7; Habersham County traffic control supplies), barricade deployment and event traffic management (Atlanta Streets Alive monthly series with pre-bid notice issued June 26, 2026 due July 23, 2026; Seminole County emergency MOT services ITB due May 20, 2026; Denton County barricades ITB due April 23, 2026), traffic delineators and signposts (Detroit RFQ 547774 for 5,000 delineator posts due July 2, 2026; Hillsborough County signposts ITB due May 29, 2026), guardrail installation and replacement (Pasco County four-pole traffic signal installation; Marion County guardrail ITB due March 19, 2026; Santa Clara County expressway guardrail replacement ITB due April 23, 2026), and gate purchases for state parks (Minnesota DNR Minneopa State Park gates ITB due June 24, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Okaloosa, Pasco, Marion, Hillsborough, Seminole counties), Georgia (Atlanta, Decatur, Habersham, Thomas counties), Texas (Dallas, Brownsville, Denton, San Antonio), California (Santa Clara, Caltrans), and the Upper Midwest (Minnesota, Wisconsin), with secondary activity across the Southeast and Southwest. The mix reflects both capital acquisition (signal equipment, guardrails, gate assemblies) and recurring supply and service contracts (traffic control device rentals, maintenance-of-traffic labor, event-based barricade deployment) with contract terms typically one to three years and pricing structured as unit prices, task orders, or annual fixed-fee arrangements.