UNSPSC 71121708: Fishing and milling thru tubing services

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UNSPSC 71121708 Fishing and milling thru tubing services (Commodity) describes milling and resurfacing work on roadways and other infrastructure surfaces, as reflected in recent state and local solicitations for pavement milling, roadway widening with milling and resurfacing, and mill-work on construction projects. The code sees activity primarily from county transportation departments and state education agencies procuring fixed-price construction and maintenance work. Broward County Highway Construction and Engineering Division in Florida has posted multiple opportunities under this code for roadway capacity and surface rehabilitation projects; the Texas Education Agency and Texas A&M University System also appear among recent buyers, though the education-sector opportunities involve equipment procurement (CNC and machining equipment) that diverges from the transportation-focused scope.

Broward County dominates recent activity in this code, with two posted roadway projects in Florida: the Royal Palm Boulevard widening and resurfacing project (IFB TRN2132636C1, bid deadline September 14, 2026, $2.492 million) spanning milling, resurfacing, curb median construction, and sidewalk replacement in Coral Springs; and the Pine Island Road Capacity Expansion project (IFB TRN2131938C1, bid deadline June 2, 2026) requiring roadway widening with milling, shared-use path construction, and utility upgrades. The Texas Education Agency issued an IFB for single-phase mill services (IW259271, closed August 10, 2026). Texas A&M University System posted three unrelated ITBs for CNC and machine shop equipment (TAMUS-ITB-26-0540, -0541, -0542, all July 2026) that appear miscoded to this milling-services category. A Sourcewell cooperative procurement (RFP 061626, closed June 16, 2026) for law enforcement equipment across multiple Washington state counties and other jurisdictions also appears unrelated to milling scope. Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Texas, with Broward County as the primary active buyer in the code's core transportation-milling domain.