UNSPSC 11111502: Fill dirt

UNSPSC 11111502 Fill dirt (Commodity) encompasses clean fill material, select fill, and aggregates sourced and delivered on as-needed and scheduled bases to municipal infrastructure, parks, landfill, and stormwater projects. State and local governments procure this commodity for construction base courses, landfill closure and operations, erosion control in site restoration, recreational facility development, and general earthwork across public works departments, solid waste authorities, transit agencies, and parks departments. Issuing bodies include county commissioners, city public works and parks departments, state transportation agencies, county parks and open space departments, solid waste authorities, and special districts. Recent solicitation activity spans Texas, Florida, Utah, Colorado, Oregon, Arizona, Connecticut, and Georgia, with repeat buyers including multiple Texas municipalities (City of Arlington, City of Austin), Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), Florida counties (Brevard, Hillsborough, Orange, Sarasota, Pasco, Clay), and western states' transportation and parks agencies.

Representative recent opportunities include Pasco County Board of County Commissioners' as-needed supply and delivery of clean fill dirt (IFB IFBBW26087, due June 30, 2026); the City of Arlington's annual requirements contract for fill materials supporting the Public Works Department across seven material categories including select fill and processed sand (RFQ 260199, due April 30, 2026); Utah Department of Transportation Region 4's Fish Lake Base Course procurement of 865 cubic yards of Untreated Base Course material (IFB UDOT260276CN, due May 28, 2026); Brevard County's 75,000-ton annual select common fill supply to the Central Disposal Facility under a five-year contract (ITB B42620, bid opening February 27, 2026); and Hillsborough County's sand delivery for sandbag operations on an ongoing as-needed basis with three-year term (ITB ITB-26-00073, due March 27, 2026, estimated contract value $617,490). Contracts typically run one to five years with firm unit pricing, FOB destination delivery terms, and compliance with state transportation or environmental specifications; most solicitations require proof of insurance, references, and capability to deliver within specified timeframes ranging from 24 hours for emergency orders to standard business-day scheduling.