UNSPSC 95111500: Limited traffic thoroughfares

Thoroughfares whose use is limited by order

UNSPSC 95111500 Limited traffic thoroughfares is a Class code capturing infrastructure work on low-volume roadways, local streets, and access roads that municipalities and counties are actively procuring. The recent state and local opportunities under this code span street and drainage improvements, roadway resurfacing, sidewalk and pedestrian infrastructure, intersection signal and safety upgrades, shared-use paths, and utility easement clearing—work that ranges from minor rehabilitation to substantial multi-mile reconstruction. Issuing bodies include city transportation and engineering departments (Fort Myers, Sandy Springs, Johns Creek, San Antonio), county commissions and road authorities (Ware County, Dorchester County, Bulloch County, Hillsborough County, Monroe County, Jefferson County, Seminole County, Sarasota County), state transportation departments (Texas Department of Transportation), and utility commissions (Town of Waterford Utility Commission). The code sees repeat activity from Florida municipalities and Georgia cities pursuing pedestrian connectivity, drainage improvements, and traffic signal installations, alongside Georgia and Texas county resurfacing and rehabilitation programs.

Activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Texas, and Connecticut. Recent opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park irrigation system conversion (Bid 0315, April 10, 2015 due date); Ware County's CDBG-funded street and drainage improvements on Pine Forest Road and Deerwood Road, totaling 2.051 miles (IFB, November 23, 2026 due); the Town of Waterford's Cross Country Sewer Easement clearing project extending from Boston Post Road to Rope Ferry Road (IFB 26-013, November 12, 2026 due); Dorchester County's nine centerline miles of road resurfacing across 30 roads (IFB CTC 2026, October 14, 2026 due); the City of Sandy Springs' Dunwoody Road Gap Fill Sidewalk project, 340 linear feet of concrete sidewalk (ITB 27-013, November 13, 2026 due); the City of Johns Creek's Town Center Streetscape along Lakefield Drive with on-street parking and pedestrian facilities (ITB 27-314, November 10, 2026 due); and the City of Fort Myers' John Yarbrough Linear Park Phase IV trail extension, 1.83 miles with two major bridge structures (Sun Trail 447515-1-54-01, November 9, 2026 due). Texas Department of Transportation state let construction contracts dominate the recent pipeline with multiple sealed-bid opportunities for preventive maintenance, resurfacing, traffic signal installation, hazard elimination, seal coat, bridge work, and lane widening across North Texas, the Panhandle, South Plains, and Gulf Coast counties, most with November 3–4, 2026 due dates and DBE goals of 0.0%.