UNSPSC 95111605: Subway line

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

UNSPSC 95111605 Subway line is a Commodity code that describes mass-transit rail infrastructure; however, state and local government procurement activity tagged to this code shows little relevant recent activity. The 24 most recent opportunities in the source block span irrigation improvements, stormwater drainage, hospital facility renovations and seismic upgrades, fencing services, residential housing rehabilitation, bridge and culvert replacement, sidewalk and trail construction, sewer main rehabilitation, pavement resurfacing, and park improvements—work that falls outside the nominal scope of subway-line construction or operation. The opportunities do not include procurement of subway lines, rail vehicles, signaling systems, or related transit rail infrastructure typical of the code's definition.

State and local issuers across the block include county departments, municipalities, school districts, special-purpose authorities (Atlanta Beltline, Inc.; Santa Clara Valley Medical Center; Georgia World Congress Center Authority), and transit-adjacent organizations, but none are soliciting subway-line work. Recent opportunities posted between May and October 2026 cluster in California (Santa Clara County, Orange County, City of Dallas, City of DeBary), Florida (multiple counties and cities), Georgia (Atlanta Beltline, DeKalb County, Augusta, Columbus), and Texas, with scattered activity in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Arizona. The code appears dormant or misaligned with actual state and local procurement taxonomy, and firms evaluating opportunities under this code should treat it as a low-priority signal and focus procurement tracking on codes aligned with the specific infrastructure families their services address.