UNSPSC 72141107: Bridge construction and repair service

The building and repair of bridges owned by others

UNSPSC 72141107 Bridge construction and repair service, a Commodity code, covers the design, construction, rehabilitation, repair, and replacement of pedestrian bridges, vehicular bridges, and associated approaches — the core work state and local governments are actively procuring under this taxonomy. Recent solicitations reflect concrete scope: pedestrian bridge construction with timber or concrete structures, swing bridge rehabilitation with structural steel repair and coating systems, covered bridge deck replacement, culvert repair alongside bridge work, and specialized services such as bascule bridge maintenance with 24/7 emergency response. The issuing bodies span county departments of transportation and infrastructure, municipal engineering departments, regional trail authorities, special districts, and state departments of transportation. Counties such as Seminole County (Florida) and Hillsborough County (Florida) appear repeatedly, as do smaller municipalities in Connecticut and Georgia managing bridge replacement or rehabilitation within state or federal grant programs.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, California, and the Pacific Northwest. Representative solicitations include Seminole County Board of County Commissioners' Master Services Agreement for Miscellaneous Bridge Repairs (October 2026, RFP, due November 18, 2026) — a $1.2 million annually unit-price contract requiring FDOT R&R Intermediate Bridge Work prequalification; the City of Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia RFP27-001 for Cochran Mill Park Bridge Repair/Replacement (October 2026, RFP, due November 19, 2026) spanning four phases of structural steel work, welded railing fabrication, and decking; Hillsborough County's Kirby Street Pump Station #08 Rehabilitation (October 2026, IFB, due November 13, 2026) — a $1.473 million stormwater facility with pumps and force main infrastructure; and Union County, Georgia's Spiva Cove Bridge Replacement and culvert repair (October 2026, RFP, due November 11, 2026) requiring Georgia state licensure and E-Verify compliance. Smaller jurisdictions in Connecticut, Colorado, and Washington State solicit pedestrian bridge and approach construction. Many opportunities carry federal funding (FAA, FEMA, GDOT) with corresponding Buy America, prevailing wage, and bonding requirements; set-asides for SBE, DBE, or local workforce participation appear in select solicitations. Activity is steady across Q4 2026 with response dates clustering October through November.