UNSPSC 46161518: Traffic control channelizer drum

A drum-shape traffic safety facility which is used for traffic control or inducement during the road construction work.

UNSPSC 46161518 Traffic control channelizer drum, a Commodity code, covers the supply and rental of traffic control devices—principally drums, cones, barricades, delineators, and related temporary traffic-management equipment—that state and local governments deploy for work zones, event management, and traffic operations. Recent solicitations show state departments of transportation, counties, cities, and transit-adjacent authorities procuring these devices through both supply contracts and rental arrangements with delivery and maintenance services included. The code captures both one-time equipment purchases and recurring on-demand rental programs, with pricing often structured as unit costs, line-item bids, or monthly rental fees with service-level requirements. Issuing bodies include state DOTs (Georgia, Missouri, South Dakota, Texas, Kentucky), county governments (Hillsborough, Okaloosa, Sarasota, Floyd, Cameron, Tattnall), cities (Atlanta, Dallas, Charlotte, Detroit, Tucson, Madison, Temple, Brownsville), and specialized districts (Hartsfield-Jackson Airport).

Geographic activity clusters in the Southeast (Georgia, Florida) and Texas, with secondary activity in the Upper Midwest (Missouri, South Dakota, Wisconsin) and Mid-Atlantic regions. Representative recent opportunities include the Georgia Department of Transportation RFQ for work zone temporary traffic control devices (due October 23, 2026), the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners ITB for ongoing rental of traffic control devices including barricades, drums, cones, arrow boards, and variable message boards with three-year estimated value of $688,970.00 (due October 28, 2026), the Missouri Department of Transportation IFB for Trimline Channelizers with two-year contract running September 2026 through August 2028 plus three optional one-year renewals and historical purchase data showing $384,762.44 in orders since September 2021 (due July 23, 2026), and the City of Atlanta Department of Transportation IFB for barricade deployment services supporting the Atlanta Streets Alive event series (due October 27, 2026). The code also captures supply-only procurements such as the City of Detroit RFQ for 5,000 traffic delineator posts with bases and bolts (due July 2, 2026) and the Okaloosa County ITB for 124 line items of temporary traffic control devices, signage, barriers, and pavement markings materials (due August 5, 2026).