UNSPSC 95121601: Steel bridge

A structure that spans a body of water that is made predominantly of steel

UNSPSC 95121601 Steel bridge (Commodity) describes state and local government procurement of bridge repair, rehabilitation, replacement, and associated structural work—encompassing full replacement of deteriorated span structures, deck repairs and resurfacing, painting and corrosion mitigation, railing systems, and emergency or routine maintenance on pedestrian, vehicular, and specialized bridges. Recent solicitations show the code used for projects spanning concrete pedestrian bridges, steel swing bridges, bascule drawbridges, pipe culverts, trail boardwalks, and grade-separation structures. Issuing bodies span county public works departments, municipal mobility and engineering offices, transit authorities, regional trail organizations, and special-purpose water or sanitation districts across the United States. Counties (Clayton, Union, Seminole, Hillsborough, Rockdale, Washington, Sacramento, Marshall, Orange) and cities (Tampa, Chattahoochee Hills, DeBary, Tallahassee, Fort Myers, Long Beach, Port Orange, Tustin, Columbus, College Park) are the dominant issuing bodies, with regional agencies such as Atlanta Beltline, Inc. and Cobb County DOT also active. School districts and state departments issue construction-inspection services on bridge projects but do not typically procure bridge work directly under this code.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Tampa, DeBary, Port Orange, Orange County, Escambia County), Georgia (Chattahoochee Hills, Union County, Rockdale County, Clayton County, Columbus, Cobb County), California (Sacramento, Santa Clara County, Long Beach, Tustin, Boulder County), and the Mid-Atlantic (Montgomery County Pennsylvania, Washington County Oregon). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Chattahoochee Hills RFP27-001 for Cochran Mill Park Bridge Repair/Replacement (sealed proposals due November 19, 2026, covering demolition, structural steel preparation, bridge reconstruction, and welded steel railings); Union County, Georgia's Spiva Cove Bridge Replacement and Kiutuestia Creek Road Culvert Repair (proposals due November 11, 2026, 80-foot concrete bridge with abutments, wingwalls, and culvert repair using structural microconcrete and anchor systems); Seminole County's Master Services Agreement for Miscellaneous Bridge Repairs (bids due November 18, 2026, unit-price MSA for maintenance and emergency repairs, $1.2 million annually estimated, requires FDOT prequalification); Hillsborough County's Columbus Drive Bridge #105504 Painting and Repair (bids due November 10, 2026, 100-year-old swing bridge coating removal, rust repair, and movable bridge machinery recondition); and the City of Fort Myers' John Yarbrough Linear Park Phase IV Extension (proposals due November 9, 2026, 1.83-mile trail with 912-foot prestressed concrete bridge over SR 886 and 139-foot steel bridge over canal, FDOT funding). Activity began accelerating in August 2026 with bridge inspection services, design-build seismic upgrades, and trail bridge construction gaining procurement momentum through October 2026.