UNSPSC 95121631: Overpass

A part of a road or highway that travels above another road or obstacle

UNSPSC 95121631 Overpass (Commodity) encompasses pedestrian and vehicular bridge structures, and recent state and local solicitations show substantial activity in bridge replacement, rehabilitation, and new construction serving parks, roadways, and infrastructure corridors. Summit County, Utah; Orange County, Florida; Santa Clara County, California; and Broward County, Florida are actively procuring under this code, with work spanning design-build delivery, emergency replacements, and routine capital improvements. Representative recent opportunities include Summit County's McLeod Creek Bridge Replacement Project (IFB posted July 17, 2026, due August 5, 2026), which involves removal and replacement of two pedestrian bridges including foundation construction, prefabricated structure installation, and site restoration with mandatory pre-bid attendance; Orange County's emergency Wallington Drive Bridge and Egret Way Bridge Replacements (estimated cost $6.2 million, sealed bids via OpenGov due July 7, 2026); and Santa Clara County's Red Fox Creek Bridge #37C0172 Replacement on New Avenue (140 working days, sealed bids due March 5, 2026).

Issuing bodies span county transportation departments, municipal public works divisions, and special districts managing regional infrastructure. Orange County and Santa Clara County appear multiple times across the recent-opportunities block with bridge and roadway projects. Geographic concentration is visible in Florida (Orange, Brevard, Pasco counties) and California (Santa Clara, Broward), with secondary activity in Utah, Georgia, Colorado, and Kentucky. Most solicitations are competitive sealed-bid ITB or IFB format with mandatory pre-bid meetings, FDOT or CDOT prequalification requirements, and performance/payment bonds equal to 100 percent of contract value. Davis-Bacon prevailing wage applies where federal funds are present. No incumbent vendors dominate the code, and set-asides vary by issuing body—some apply MWBE goals (5–15 percent aggregate), others impose local vendor preference (5 points or matching provisions within 10 percent). Contract values range from under $200,000 for sidewalk and small-structure work to $6+ million for multi-bridge replacements, with completion timelines of 45–270 calendar days.