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 is a Commodity code. State and local governments solicit under this code for motorized and automated gate systems—including slide gates, swing gates, cantilever gates, rolling gates, and access control gates—deployed across transit facilities, municipal infrastructure, airports, water treatment plants, school districts, warehouses, and parking areas. Recent opportunities span gate furnishing and installation (full turnkey systems), maintenance and repair services (preventative and emergency), modernization and renovation of existing gates, and integrated access control systems. The issuing bodies include school districts (Natchez-Adams School District in Mississippi), county parks departments (San Mateo County Parks), county public utilities (Collier County Public Utilities), municipal fire rescue and facilities management divisions (Orange County, Florida), state transportation and workforce agencies (California Department of Transportation, Texas Workforce Commission), and municipal airports and transit authorities (Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, Charlotte Area Transit System). Repeat buyers across recent solicitations include Orange County, Florida (two facilities-management gate maintenance RFQs in June 2026) and the California Department of Transportation (multiple gate and fencing projects).

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Orange County, Pinellas County, Palm Bay, Sarasota County, Clay County), California (Caltrans operations, Sacramento County Parks, Santa Monica Airport, California Employment Development Department), and Texas (Texas Workforce Commission, Northside Independent School District in San Antonio). Secondary activity appears in Mississippi, Utah, Georgia, Oregon, Maryland, and Washington state. Representative recent opportunities include Natchez-Adams School District's sealed-bid solicitation (due July 15, 2026) for fence and gate furnishing and installation; San Mateo County Parks Department's RFQ (due June 26, 2026) for on-call gate installation, repair, and maintenance services covering electric gate operators, access control components, and solar-powered systems; Orange County, Florida's sealed-offer solicitations (Y26-1011 and Y26-1017, both due July 16, 2026) for commercial doors and gates preventative maintenance and repairs across Fire Rescue and Facilities Management operations; and the California Employment Development Department's IFB (due May 20, 2026) for monthly preventative parking lot gate maintenance and as-needed repair services at its Inglewood facility. Opportunities range from single fixed-price projects to recurring on-call service contracts with hourly labor rates and parts markups, often structured with optional renewal periods and performance bonuses or penalties tied to response time and system uptime standards.