UNSPSC 95111503: Access roads

A road whose purpose is to provide access to another site

UNSPSC 95111503 Access Roads (Commodity) covers the construction, reconstruction, and resurfacing of roads, streets, and related access infrastructure that state and local governments procure for public right-of-way improvements. State and local agencies are soliciting work under this code to reconstruct collector streets and county roads, mill and overlay existing pavement, install illumination, add turn lanes, widen roadways, improve intersections with drainage and traffic control, and replace or retrofit bridge railings—the full scope of capital projects that upgrade road segments to meet current design and safety standards.

A broad cross-section of issuing bodies is active under this code: county governments (Williamson County, Texas; Dorchester County, South Carolina; Bernalillo County, New Mexico; Harris County, Texas; Gwinnett County, Georgia; Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; Washington County, Oregon), cities (City of Gallup, New Mexico), the Texas Department of Transportation, and special-purpose authorities. Texas leads in recent posting volume, with TxDOT alone issuing over forty state-let construction contracts in July 2026 for road, bridge, and traffic-control work spanning hazard elimination, resurfacing, turn lanes, widening, intersection improvements, and illumination. The City of Gallup's ITB 2701 for Ciniza Drive whole-block reconstruction (responses due July 28, 2026, engineer's estimate $1,314,439.83) exemplifies the breadth of scope: concrete box culvert, sidewalk and pavement replacement, waterline and fire hydrant relocation, ADA curb ramps, and fencing removal across 930 feet—with prevailing wage, bonding (5 percent bid bond; 100 percent performance and payment bonds), and New Mexico Resident Contractor preferences applicable. Williamson County has posted back-to-back county-road reconstruction (IFB 26IFB64, CR 267, due August 5, 2026) and milling-and-overlay (IFB 26IFB65, CR 214, due August 5, 2026) projects; Dorchester County posted Phase 2 paving and drainage improvements on Old Spell Road (IFB 2027-02, due August 18, 2026, with local-vendor preference) with $1,000 per-day liquidated damages. Geographic concentration is heaviest in Texas, followed by New Mexico, South Carolina, Georgia, Oregon, and Pennsylvania; regional variation in prevailing wage, bonding, and local-preference regimes is material to bid preparation.