UNSPSC 46161530: Parking barrier gate

A control device which progresses or stops a vehicle with the arm in bar-shape pulled up or pulled down as it is installed on the entrance and exit of the parking lot.

UNSPSC 46161530 Parking barrier gate (Commodity) covers the procurement of motorized gate operators, access control systems, and integrated gate infrastructure that state and local governments install and maintain across parks, airports, water treatment facilities, and county administrative sites. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing electric gate operators with remote controls, slide gate and swing gate systems with sensor or keypad access, safety equipment including photo-eye sensors and loop detectors, and associated hardware and control components. Installation, maintenance, and repair services for existing gate systems dominate the activity, with buyers seeking on-call service contracts rather than one-time equipment purchases; vendors are typically required to be manufacturer-authorized and to respond within specified timeframes for emergency repairs and troubleshooting.

County parks departments and special-purpose districts post frequently under this code. San Mateo County Parks Department has issued multiple quotations for on-call gate services (RFQ 2027RFQ00011, posted October 7, 2026, due August 12, 2026; RFQ 2026RFQ00567, posted June 30, 2026). Fairfax County, Virginia issued an IFB for automatic-gate term contracting (IFB2000004476, posted October 5, 2026, due October 28, 2026). The City of West Sacramento solicited gate-operator replacement at a water-pump station (ITB 26068, posted August 21, 2026, due September 10, 2026, with a $16,000 project estimate and prevailing-wage requirements under California law). The Texas Workforce Commission posted an IFB for fencing and automated-gate installation at a state office building in Austin (IFB 3202600224, posted July 21, 2026, due August 4, 2026), and a second gate renovation project at its MLK Warehouse (IFB 3202600160, originally posted May 20, 2026). Orange County, Florida has two active preventative-maintenance solicitations for commercial doors and gates across Fire Rescue and Facilities Management operations (Y26-1011 and Y26-1017, both posted June 2026, due July 16, 2026). Pinellas County, Florida is soliciting annual maintenance for airport access-control systems including gate operators (ITB 260395ITB, posted April 27, 2026, due May 5, 2026, approximately $105,000 annually). Recent opportunities also appear in California (San Bernardino County fence replacement, IFPQ 32A0715, posted August 18, 2026), Utah (Sandy City motorized-gate and door services, NS26-153, posted June 5, 2026), Florida (Collier County water-treatment-plant gate relocation, posted August 4, 2026), Georgia (City of Douglas Airport electronic gates, posted May 4, 2026), Maryland (Washington County Airport fence and gate realignment, posted April 30, 2026), and Mississippi (Natchez-Adams School District fence and gate project, posted July 9, 2026). Activity is geographically dispersed across California, Florida, Texas, Virginia, Utah, Georgia, and other states; no single jurisdiction dominates the code's current activity.