UNSPSC 95111603: Interstate highway or freeway or turnpike

A main route for travel or transportation between cities that passes through two or more states

UNSPSC 95111603 Interstate highway or freeway or turnpike is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure full reconstruction, resurfacing, and safety improvement work on limited-access and major arterial roadways. Recent solicitations show a mix of concrete reconstruction projects (removal and replacement of pavement, curb, gutter, sidewalk, and drainage infrastructure), milling and overlay operations, intersection improvements with turn lanes, bridge work on highway corridors, and ancillary traffic control and utility coordination. The City of Gallup, New Mexico issued an ITB on July 15, 2026 (due July 28) for whole-block reconstruction of Ciniza Drive, a collector street, totaling $1,314,439.83 including tax, with 60-calendar-day completion and prevailing-wage compliance required. Williamson County, Texas posted two separate IFBs on July 15, 2026 (due August 5 each) for CR 267 reconstruction and CR 214 milling-and-overlay work. The issuing bodies span county transportation departments, municipal public-works divisions, and state transportation agencies; Williamson County and the Texas Department of Transportation appear as repeat solicitors in the recent window.

Geographic concentration is heavily weighted toward Texas, which accounts for more than three-quarters of posted opportunities in early July 2026, with activity spread across TxDOT districts covering rural, suburban, and urban corridors statewide (Potter, Collin, Kaufman, Nueces, Tarrant, Harris, and Travis counties among others). Secondary pockets of activity appear in New Mexico (Gallup, Bernalillo County), Georgia (Gwinnett County), South Carolina (Dorchester County), and Oregon (Washington County). Texas Department of Transportation solicitations dominate the family, covering state-let highway and bridge construction across multiple control sections and project types—hazard elimination and safety work, bridge replacement, resurfacing, frontage-road construction, and illumination—with estimated project costs ranging from $164,050 (Cass County landscape development) to $33.7 million (Victoria County FM 236 widening) and completion timelines of 34 to 435 working days. Bonding requirements and prevailing-wage compliance are standard across the code; most jurisdictions require performance and payment bonds equal to 100 percent of contract amount on projects exceeding $100,000, and bid bonds of 5 percent on work over $25,000.