UNSPSC 55121704: Safety signs

UNSPSC 55121704 Safety signs is a Commodity code covering the supply and fabrication of regulatory, warning, directional, wayfinding, and informational signage that state and local governments install across public infrastructure, parks, trails, and facilities. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties procuring traffic control signs compliant with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), reflective aluminum sign blanks in multiple sizes and reflective grades, wayfinding signage for trails and parks, gate instruction signs, and custom fabricated signs for specific facilities and community redevelopment areas. The issuing bodies span counties (San Bernardino, Orange, Pinellas, Seminole, Santa Clara, Marion, Elbert), cities (Greenwich, Wheat Ridge, Dunwoody, Salem, Tampa), state agencies (Texas General Land Office), and special districts (Gwinnett County, Pinellas County Parks and Recreation). Repeat buyers include Pinellas County, Florida (which has posted multiple sign fabrication and wayfinding solicitations) and San Bernardino County, California (which has issued consecutive traffic sign ITBs with local-vendor preferences).

Geographic activity clusters in California (San Bernardino, Orange, Santa Clara counties), Florida (Pinellas, Seminole, Hillsborough counties), Colorado (Wheat Ridge), Georgia (Dunwoody, Elbert County), Oregon (Salem, Marion County), Texas (Wheat Ridge area trail system), and Connecticut (Town of Greenwich). Recent representative opportunities include the Town of Greenwich RFB #7965 for traffic control signs and materials (385 line items covering regulatory, warning, parking, and school signs with firm unit pricing and FOB delivery, due August 6, 2026); Pinellas County ITQ for sign fabrication services covering reflective sheeting and aluminum sign blanks for roadways and waterways with MUTCD/FDOT compliance (due July 9, 2026); the City of Wheat Ridge RFP for wayfinding signage design, fabrication, and installation along a 65-mile trail corridor with 80% Colorado labor compliance under the Keep Jobs in Colorado Act (due July 30, 2026); San Bernardino County ITB PWG-126-OPERA-6445 for traffic roll-up signs in multiple sizes and reflectivity options with a 5% local-vendor preference (due July 30, 2026); and Orange County, Florida IFB Y26-162 for aluminum sign blanks (45 line items, five-year requirements contract, due April 30, 2026, with Service Disabled Veteran preference up to 8%).