UNSPSC 46161532: Retracting or moveable traffic bollard

Device used on public spaces to allow only authorised vehicles to pass through

UNSPSC 46161532 Retracting or moveable traffic bollard, a Commodity code, encompasses physical traffic control and site delineation hardware—fixed and temporary bollards, traffic cones, barricades, and related channelizing devices—that state and local governments procure for roadway capacity projects, parking lot improvements, utility access control, and traffic signal infrastructure work. Recent solicitations show bollards being purchased as line-item components within larger construction and site improvement projects, often bundled with concrete work, curbing, signage, and pavement rehabilitation. State and local buying spans state transportation departments (Nevada Army National Guard utility vault work), county highway divisions (Broward County capacity expansion), municipalities (Town of Glastonbury parking lot improvements, Town of Hilton Head Island traffic signal maintenance), and higher-education procurement offices acting on behalf of counties (University of Georgia on behalf of Clarke County). Broward County and the Town of Glastonbury have appeared in multiple recent opportunities, indicating repeat procurement activity from these jurisdictions.

Recent opportunities are concentrated in Florida, Connecticut, California, South Carolina, Nevada, Utah, and Georgia. Representative recent procurements include Broward County's Pine Island Road Capacity Expansion ITB (posted May 1, 2026, due June 2, 2026), which specifies bollard installation as part of a six-lane widening and pedestrian path project; the Town of Glastonbury ITB for 50 Nye Road Parking Lot Improvements (posted March 9, 2026, due March 31, 2026), which includes 10 steel bollards in a mixed concrete, curbing, and embankment scope; and the University of Georgia RFQ for Visco, Inc. Cast Iron Bollards on behalf of Clarke County (posted February 3, 2026, due February 18, 2026). The State of Utah Division of Purchasing established a five-year cooperative contract vehicle for traffic channelizing and barricade devices (RFP posted March 30, 2026, due May 1, 2026), offering multi-user access to state departments, political subdivisions, and other eligible entities at standardized pricing.