UNSPSC 46161517: Lane dividing rail

A road safety facility which is built for securing the safety and inducement of views of driver by installing it to the place impossible for installation of the central separator, guard rail or protective wall by the space restriction in place where there are substantial risk of traffic accident.

UNSPSC 46161517 Lane dividing rail is a Commodity code tracking traffic control and roadway delineation materials that state and local governments procure for highway safety, work-zone management, and event traffic operations. Rather than discrete dividing rails alone, recent solicitations under this code span barricade deployment services, traffic control device rentals, temporary rumble strips, pavement markings and striping, traffic signal installations, and delineator posts—a portfolio dominated by traffic management consumables and services supporting ongoing maintenance, temporary work zones, and special events.

Issuing bodies span state departments of transportation (Georgia DOT, Utah DOT, South Dakota, Texas, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet), county commissioners (Hillsborough County, Okaloosa County, Pasco County, Floyd County, Tattnall County, Cameron County, Sarasota County, Thomas County in Florida and Georgia), cities (Atlanta, Dallas, Charlotte, Tucson, Madison, Detroit, Temple, Brownsville, Orange County), and special-purpose agencies (Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport). Recent activity shows strong concentration in Georgia and Florida, with secondary activity in Texas, the Carolinas, and scattered western and midwestern states. Representative recent procurements include Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners requesting competitive sealed bids for ongoing rental of traffic control devices—traffic cones, barricades, Arrow Boards, Variable Message Boards, and water barriers with delivery and maintenance-of-traffic services—estimated at $688,970 over three years (ITB 2600258, due October 28, 2026); the Georgia Department of Transportation issuing an RFQ for work zone temporary traffic control devices (due October 23, 2026); Floyd County Board of Commissioners seeking bids for roadway thermal and paint striping on 24 county roads totaling 57.8 linear miles, including thermoplastic and paint striping, rumble strips, and traffic control (IFB 26-037, due October 22, 2026); the City of Atlanta Department of Transportation requesting bids for barricade deployment and traffic-control services for the Atlanta Streets Alive event series (IFB/ATLDOT/2609-1270082, due October 27, 2026); and the City of Charlotte requesting proposals for pavement marking materials and related products to support ongoing maintenance of approximately 5,400 lane miles of city streets (ITB 2692026214, due October 6, 2026). Activity has remained consistent and distributed across summer and fall 2026, with response deadlines concentrated in late September through late October 2026.