UNSPSC 55121904: Billboards

UNSPSC 55121904 Billboards, a Commodity code, covers the design, fabrication, installation, maintenance, and removal of sign structures—including monument signs, marquee signs, LED displays, and gateway signage—that state and local governments procure for facility identification, wayfinding, regulatory compliance, and airport or transit infrastructure. Recent solicitations show counties, cities, school districts, and airport authorities acquiring these services through a mix of standing-pool qualifications, single-project IFBs, and RFPs, with work ranging from county-wide sign management programs to specialized terminal gateway installations.

Collier County (Florida) is establishing a two-year pre-qualified contractor pool for county signage across design, fabrication, delivery, installation, repair, and replacement of interior and exterior identification, directional, regulatory, monument, marquee, LED, and ADA-compliant signage, with an Invitation for Qualifications due November 6, 2026; Melbourne Airport Authority is soliciting sealed bids for a terminal monument sign with LED display, brushed aluminum case, and cast-in-place concrete foundation due May 7, 2026 (ITB); Hillsborough County Public Schools is requesting proposals for marquee sign installation services on an hourly labor basis with material markups, due September 11, 2026 (RFP); and the City of Altamonte Springs awarded as-needed banner and sign services to multiple vendors over five years averaging $110,000 total. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Collier, Hillsborough, Brevard, Lee, Pasco counties; cities of Clearwater, Altamonte Springs, Port Orange) with outlier solicitations in Illinois (Madison County transit authority conducting market research on billboard advertising) and New Mexico (City of Albuquerque seeking airport advertising concession enhancement). The code shows steady activity across municipal parks departments, airport authorities, school districts, and county facilities management, with qualification and experience (25–45 percent of evaluation weight), cost (15–35 percent), and small-business utilization (10 percent) as recurring evaluation factors; Florida E-Verify enrollment, business tax receipts, and comprehensive general liability insurance ($1–2 million) are standard prerequisites.