UNSPSC 73181021: Milling services

UNSPSC 73181021 Milling services, a Commodity code, encompasses asphalt and concrete milling, resurfacing, overlay, and associated pavement rehabilitation work across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments buy milling services primarily for roadway resurfacing—mill-and-replace and mill-and-overlay work on streets, county roads, and parking lots at cities, counties, and special districts. Recent activity shows a mix of standalone milling contracts (annual requirements agreements and single-project procurements) and milling as a component of broader infrastructure projects that also include resurfacing, striping, and utility coordination.

Soliciting bodies span cities (Fort Myers, Arlington, Owensboro, Charlotte, Social Circle, Buford, Mooresville, Dalton), counties (Henry, Williamson, Broward, Hillsborough, Gwinnett, Bryan, Fayette, Orange), transit and utility authorities (Broward County Highway Construction and Engineering Division, Orlando Utilities Commission, Hillsborough County Engineering and Operations Department), school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools), and state agencies (Georgia Department of Veterans Service via GSFIC, Illinois Secretary of State). Georgia and Florida dominate recent activity, with additional volume in Texas, North Carolina, Illinois, Kentucky, Connecticut, and Colorado. Representative recent opportunities include the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission's ITB for milling and re-paving at Georgia Veterans Memorial Cemetery Milledgeville (responses due November 13, 2026), the City of Fort Myers' RFP for asphalt roadway resurfacing and rehabilitation with milling and mill-and-overlay packages (responses due November 2, 2026), Orange County Florida's sealed bid for asphalt milling and resurfacing with friction course estimated at $125.6 million (responses due May 21, 2026), Henry County Georgia's BID 26-40 for resurfacing of 30 county roads including cement-stabilized reclaimed base and asphalt milling (responses due July 10, 2026), and Gwinnett County's competitive quotes for parking lot improvements including asphalt milling and overlay across multiple facilities (mandatory pre-quote conferences). Most solicitations specify GDOT, FDOT, or state DOT standard specifications; Georgia Department of Transportation pre-qualification and E-Verify compliance appear frequently in Georgia procurements. Local-vendor preference, DBE participation goals, and MBE/SBE set-asides surface in several jurisdictions, particularly in Henry County (5% local preference within Georgia), Broward County (30% County Business Enterprise goal), and Hillsborough County (5% SBE goal). Liquidated-damages clauses, performance and payment bonds, and comprehensive insurance requirements (Commercial General Liability typically $1–2 million) are standard across the sample.