UNSPSC 56101608: Bicycle racks

UNSPSC 56101608 Bicycle racks (Commodity) covers standalone bike parking infrastructure and integrated transit or park amenities that state and local governments procure to support bicycle parking at transit stops, public parks, and shared-mobility programs. Recent opportunities show state and local buyers acquiring both pre-manufactured rack units and bike parking as a component of larger site-furnishings or transit-amenities packages. The purchasing pattern mixes dedicated bike-rack procurement (standalone RFQs for single units or small fleets) with integrated purchases where racks are bundled with benches, trash receptacles, and shelter components in multi-item transit or parks contracts. Issuing bodies include county transportation departments, municipal parks and recreation departments, and city transit authorities, with Broward County Transportation Department and the City of Tampa Parks and Recreation Department appearing as active repeat buyers in the recent window.

Activity spans Florida, Georgia, and Arizona. Broward County Transportation Department is soliciting bike racks as part of two concurrent open-end contracts: Transit Shelters and Amenities (TRN2133001B1, due October 23, 2026) funded by FTA with mandatory Buy America certification, and Transit Bus Stop ADA Improvements (TRN2132943B1, due November 2, 2026) covering installation of racks alongside landing pads and curb work at bus stops. The City of Tampa Parks and Recreation Department posted an estimated $4,000,000 catalog-discount contract (26P00278, due May 29, 2026) for site furnishings and playground equipment including racks and related items across 200+ parks, designated as a sheltered market for Small Local Business Enterprises with a 5 percent bid discount. The City of St. Petersburg issued an RFQ (QUOTE26230, closed May 5, 2026) for 110 u-rack units with APbP compliance and three-year term renewal options to support its Bike Share Program. The City of Tempe posted a term-contract RFP (27017, due October 21, 2026) for bus stop seating, trash receptacles, and bike hoops. FTA-funded procurements dominate the transportation-focused activity and carry Buy America and prevailing-wage requirements; parks contracts emphasize CPSC and ASTM compliance for play-zone amenities and accept catalog pricing with percentage-discount structures.