UNSPSC 95111612: Secondary road

A constricted road with limited use

UNSPSC 95111612 Secondary road is a Commodity code reflecting a narrow product classification that state and local governments use to tag roadway and related infrastructure solicitations. The recent activity under this code shows minimal direct relevance to the code's stated scope; the tagged opportunities span irrigation system improvements, stormwater drainage construction, sewer easement clearing, street resurfacing, traffic signal installation, sidewalk construction, and shared-use path work — a broad cross-section of infrastructure maintenance and capital projects that state and local purchasing offices have classified under the secondary road taxonomy, though many fall outside traditional secondary-road construction work.

Issuers include Florida municipalities (City of DeBary, City of Fort Myers, Hillsborough County, Monroe County), Georgia counties and cities (Ware County, Bulloch County, Terrell County, City of Sandy Springs, City of Johns Creek), South Carolina counties (Dorchester County), Connecticut utilities (Town of Waterford Utility Commission), and Texas state and county transportation agencies (Texas Department of Transportation, Jefferson County). The recent opportunities reflect a mix of full-scale resurfacing and reconstruction projects (Dorchester County nine-mile resurfacing, Bulloch County S&S Greenway Phase 3 and Josh Hagin Road paving), targeted intersection and signal improvements (City of San Antonio, Hillsborough County, Texas TxDOT multiple counties), specialized work such as sidewalk gap-fill (City of Sandy Springs) and shared-use path construction (City of Fort Myers), and state-highway preventive maintenance and hazard elimination across Texas counties under TxDOT letting. Geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida (multiple municipalities and counties), Georgia (three counties plus cities), and Texas (TxDOT solicitations across 35+ counties for seal coat, preventive maintenance, widening, overlay, and hazard elimination work). Recent named opportunities include Dorchester County's IFB CTC 2026 Resurfacing Plan for nine centerline miles across 30 roads (due October 14, 2026), Bulloch County's S&S Greenway Phase 3 and Josh Hagin Road Paving (federal aid, GDOT-prequalified contractors, due November 13, 2026), and a large pool of Texas TxDOT state let construction contracts for preventive maintenance and seal coat across the Panhandle, South Plains, and East Texas (all due November 3–4, 2026).