UNSPSC 72141601: Light rail construction service

The building of light rail systems owned by others

UNSPSC 72141601 Light rail construction service is a Commodity code that covers pedestrian and roadway infrastructure improvements rather than rail transit work in state and local procurement activity today. Recent solicitations show cities and counties purchasing sidewalk replacement, pedestrian signal upgrades, intersection improvements, and multiuse trail construction under this code — work that falls outside the code's nominal light rail scope. The issuing bodies span city transportation departments, county commissioners, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts such as Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., with no single jurisdiction dominating the pipeline. The geographic concentration centers on Georgia and Florida, with additional activity in Texas, New Mexico, and other states.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Atlanta Department of Transportation's IFB for Cleveland Avenue Pedestrian Mobility Improvements (posted July 2, 2026; due July 31, 2026), covering 1.42 miles of roadway and pedestrian enhancements including signal upgrades, ADA ramps, crosswalk installation, and minor geometry modifications with a DBE participation requirement; and Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.'s competitive sealed bid for Northwest Corridor Segment 3B Construction (posted February 3, 2026; due March 19, 2026), a $4.1 million multiuse trail extension spanning approximately one mile with pedestrian bridge construction, retaining walls, LED lighting, and security camera installation, featuring a 30 percent DBE participation goal. The code shows consistent activity in pedestrian access, trail, and roadway safety work rather than light rail transit infrastructure.