UNSPSC 46161537: Follow Me guidance sign

Mobile LED display used as a visual guide for aircraft at airports

UNSPSC 46161537 Follow Me guidance sign, a Commodity code, addresses reflective traffic-control signage used for roadway and pedestrian wayfinding, though recent state and local procurement activity under this specific code shows minimal relevant solicitation volume. The most recent opportunities cite this code alongside broader traffic-control and sign procurement activity, but the records reveal that state and local jurisdictions more commonly solicit under adjacent or parent codes. When the code does appear, it tags facilities maintenance supply contracts, traffic-sign blanks and posts, and comprehensive signage-system tenders that span multiple sign categories—reflective warning signs, directional wayfinding, regulatory route markers, gate instruction signage, and monument or post-and-panel systems installed across parks, county roads, airports, and municipal right-of-way.

Solicitation activity clusters in Florida (Orange County, Pinellas County, Lee County Port Authority, Pinellas County Administration), Texas (Fort Bend County, Harris County, Mason County, City of Hutto, City of Temple, City of Wichita), and California (Santa Clara County, City of Milpitas, City of Palo Alto), with issuing bodies spanning county public-works departments, municipal transportation and utilities divisions, transit authorities, and port authorities. Representative opportunities include the Orange County Transportation Authority's IFB 250428 for oversize vinyl material supplies (reflective films and print-wrap materials for branded graphics, due August 6, 2026); Fort Bend County's IFB for traffic signs, posts, and supplies across ten product categories with delivery within thirty working days and contract term through March 31, 2031; Pinellas County's ITQ 24-0703 for on-demand sign construction and installation within the Lealman CRA; and the Lee County Port Authority's RFB 26-0051LB for overpass signage replacement and modification at Southwest Florida International Airport, due June 2, 2026. Activity is dominated by as-needed and blanket-purchase-order structures with fixed unit pricing, five percent to ten percent set-asides for Small Business or Disadvantaged Business Enterprise participation where designated, and multi-year contract terms supporting recurring replacement and maintenance cycles.