UNSPSC 11101709: Antimony

UNSPSC 11101709 Antimony (Commodity) covers raw metal materials sourced by state and local governments, but the recent solicitation activity tagged under this code shows minimal alignment with antimony procurement specifically. The single relevant opportunity on record is the City of Fort Worth's RFP 26-0222, posted June 24, 2026 and due July 23, 2026, which solicits aluminum, iron, rebar, and steel on an as-needed basis for municipal operations — structural metals used in infrastructure maintenance and construction support, not antimony. The two other opportunities in the dataset (Sourcewell's law enforcement equipment cooperative and the City of DeBary's park irrigation system project) are unrelated to metal commodity procurement and appear to be miscoded.

State and local issuing bodies pursuing structural metals under this code tier include city governments operating on best-value procurement models; Fort Worth's solicitation emphasizes a 30 percent small business participation goal with vendors certified by the City Manager and located in Tarrant, Wise, Johnson, Parker, or Denton County, Texas. The geographic concentration shown in recent activity centers on Texas, with no other antimony-specific procurement signals in the current dataset. The Fort Worth opportunity requires minimum five years' experience in structural steel, aluminum, iron, and reinforcing materials; 48-hour delivery capability; and $1 million commercial general liability coverage, with contract terms of one year plus five optional renewals. No recent antimony-specific solicitations appear beyond the miscoded structural metals RFP, suggesting limited current state and local demand for antimony as a standalone commodity.