UNSPSC 95111611: Trunk road

A major road that connects two or more cities

UNSPSC 95111611 Trunk road is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of full-street and roadway reconstruction, resurfacing, and intersection improvement work—encompassing pavement replacement, drainage infrastructure, safety retrofits, and associated site restoration. State and local governments soliciting under this code include county transportation and public works departments, municipal engineering divisions, and state departments of transportation. The work ranges from complete street reconstruction on collector roads to targeted pavement milling and overlay, turn-lane additions, hazard-elimination safety improvements, and bridge replacement and maintenance on highway segments. Issuing bodies span county road and precinct divisions (Williamson County, Harris County Precinct 3, Dorchester County, Montgomery County), state DOT agencies (Texas Department of Transportation, Washington County Oregon), and municipalities (City of Gallup, City of Brownsville).

Recent activity concentrates heavily in Texas, with the Texas Department of Transportation posting more than thirty state-let construction contracts in July 2026 across counties including Potter, Tarrant, Travis, Bexar, Dallas, Harris, Nueces, Fort Bend, Victoria, Jackson, Navarro, Smith, Collin, and Kaufman—covering surfacing, widening, hazard elimination, bridge replacement, intersection and turn-lane improvements, and illumination installation. Outside Texas, representative opportunities include Dorchester County, South Carolina (Old Spell Road paving and drainage improvements, IFB 2027-02, due August 18, 2026); Williamson County, Texas (CR 267 reconstruction, IFB 26IFB64, and CR 214 milling and overlay, IFB 26IFB65, both due August 5, 2026); City of Gallup, New Mexico (Ciniza Drive whole-block reconstruction including concrete culvert, sidewalk and curb replacement, and ADA improvements, ITB-2701, due July 28, 2026 at $1,314,439.83 engineer's estimate); and Bernalillo County, New Mexico (Tablazon Road relocation at NM 333 intersection with turn bays, RFB0227DC, due August 19, 2026). Activity in late July 2026 reflects heavy seasonal procurement across highway corridors in the Southwest and Southeast, with projects ranging from $164,050 landscape development (Cass County, TxDOT) to $33.7 million roadway widening (Victoria County, TxDOT) and $30.8 million surfacing restoration (Potter County, TxDOT).