UNSPSC 95121638: Pedestrian overpass

A part of a pedestrian trail that travels above another road or obstacle

UNSPSC 95121638 Pedestrian overpass (Commodity) represents pedestrian and cyclist bridge infrastructure work, including construction, rehabilitation, repair, and replacement of bridge structures serving foot traffic and non-motorized transportation. Recent state and local solicitations confirm that governments procure new pedestrian bridges, rehabilitation and painting services on existing structures, boardwalk construction over wetlands, trail-integrated bridge spans, and specialized repair work such as expansion joint replacement, steel corrosion treatment, and railing system installation on century-old movable bridges. The code captures both standalone pedestrian overpasses and bridge elements that serve pedestrian access within larger trail or transportation infrastructure projects.

Issuing bodies soliciting under this code span county governments, municipalities, transit and mobility authorities, park departments, and regional trail organizations. The geographic spread of recent activity includes Florida (Escambia County, Orange County, City of Port Orange, City of Tampa, City of Fort Myers), Georgia (Cobb County, Clayton County, City of College Park, Rockdale County, City of Chattahoochee Hills, Union County), Pennsylvania (Montgomery County), Colorado (Boulder County), California (City of Tustin, City of Long Beach), Oregon (Washington County), Texas (Bastrop County), Mississippi (Marshall County), and South Carolina (Greenville County). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Chattahoochee Hills RFP27-001 Cochran Mill Park Bridge Repair/Replacement (ITB due November 19, 2026, sealed proposals with 30–40 point cost weighting and 25–30 point technical/experience evaluation), Union County, Georgia Spiva Cove Bridge Replacement and Kiutuestia Creek Road Culvert Repair (ITB due November 11, 2026, qualifications-scoring method with 25 points for relevant work and 35 points for pricing), Seminole County Master Services Agreement for Miscellaneous Bridge Repairs (ITB due November 18, 2026, unit-price contract for $1.2 million annual spend with FDOT prequalification gate), and City of Tustin Armstrong Avenue Pedestrian Bridge and Neighborhood D South Phase 2 Package #2 (sealed bids due August 25, 2026, $10 million engineer estimate, 250 working days completion window, 10 percent bid security, prevailing wage compliance required).