UNSPSC 95111605: Subway line

A type of thoroughfare for local public travel or transportation via subway

UNSPSC 95111605 Subway line, a Commodity code, does not align with the recent state and local contract activity posted under it. The sample shows Wayne County sewer rehabilitation work, Williamson County culvert replacements, bridge construction in Orange County and Santa Clara County, corrections facility security upgrades, water transmission pipeline installation in Dallas, drainage improvements across multiple Florida jurisdictions, utility relocation in Texas, pavement rehabilitation in California, sidewalk and irrigation work, and low-pressure sewer systems in South Carolina — none of which involve subway or rapid transit rail infrastructure. The code's nominal scope (subway line) and the actual work being procured are plainly mismatched.

Issuing bodies across the recent opportunities span county boards of commissioners, city water and utilities departments, county transportation agencies, municipal engineering divisions, special authorities such as the Georgia World Congress Center Authority and Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority, and transit-adjacent jurisdictions in Texas, Florida, California, Georgia, and South Carolina. No pattern of repeat buyers emerges for work tagged to this code. Geographic spread includes Florida (Orange County, Pasco County, City of Bartow, City of Palm Bay), Texas (City of Dallas, City of Cibolo, Williamson County), California (Santa Clara County, Broward County), Georgia (DeKalb County, City of Flowery Branch, Atlanta Beltline), and South Carolina (Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority). The actual procurement activity in this dataset reflects general civil construction, water and sewer infrastructure, drainage, bridge replacement, and utility relocation services — work that falls under other UNSPSC classifications related to water systems, roads, and buildings rather than transit rail. This code shows little recent relevant activity; the opportunities appear tagged in error or the code itself is not in active use for state and local procurement.