UNSPSC 95111610: Ring road

a road that encircles a town or city

UNSPSC 95111610 Ring road is a Commodity code that covers local and state road reconstruction, resurfacing, and intersection improvement projects grounded in recently solicited opportunities. State and local governments procuring under this code are buying full road reconstruction with utility coordination and drainage infrastructure work; pavement milling and overlay operations; intersection improvements including turn bays and roundabout construction; and ancillary work such as curb-and-gutter replacement, sidewalk installation, signing and striping, and erosion control. The issuing bodies include county transportation departments (Williamson County, Harris County Precinct 3, Dorchester County, Gwinnett County, Bernalillo County, and Montgomery County in the recent block), municipal public-works divisions (Gallup, Brownsville), and state departments of transportation (Texas). County precinct commissioners, county roads-and-bridges divisions, and county purchasing offices dominate the local procurement landscape. Gallup, New Mexico issued ITB2701 for whole-block reconstruction of Ciniza Drive with bids due July 28, 2026, encompassing concrete box culvert construction, removal and replacement of sidewalks, curb and gutter, and asphalt pavement with an engineer's estimate of $1,314,439.83 and prevailing wage compliance required. Williamson County, Texas posted two IFBs (26IFB64 and 26IFB65) in July 2026 for CR 267 reconstruction and CR 214 milling and overlay, both due August 5, 2026, with sealed bids opened publicly and performance and payment bonds required on contracts exceeding $100,000.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, New Mexico, and South Carolina in the recent block, with Texas Department of Transportation issuing more than thirty state-let construction contracts in early July 2026 across multiple counties covering road rehabilitation, bridge maintenance and replacement, hazard elimination and safety improvements, traffic signal and illumination installation, intersection improvements, frontage road construction, and roadway widening. Estimated project costs range from $164,050 in Cass County (landscape development) to $33,704,491.10 in Victoria County (FM 236 widening), with most projects carrying 0.0% DBE goals and requiring performance guaranties ranging from $3,000 to $100,000. County procurement offices in Georgia, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina also show recent activity under this code. Prevailing wage compliance, resident-contractor preferences where applicable, and bonding requirements (typically 5 percent bid security plus 100 percent performance and payment bonds on public works exceeding threshold amounts) are standard conditions across all jurisdictions represented in the opportunity block.