UNSPSC 11111604: Granite

UNSPSC 11111604 Granite, a Commodity code, covers the supply and delivery of granite products and related aggregate materials that state and local governments buy for road base, construction fill, landscaping, and erosion control applications. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers procuring granite rubble stone in sized increments, granite boulders, decomposed granite, and aggregates including road base and crusher fine, delivered to multiple project sites or maintenance depots on an as-needed or standing-contract basis. Issuing bodies include county public works departments, parks and open space agencies, and special-purpose districts. Buyers typically structure these procurements as multiyear supply contracts with firm unit pricing per ton or per load, 24/7 availability and emergency-response requirements, delivery across multiple district or countywide locations, and performance bonds. Contractors must hold active state contractor licenses, maintain current business registration and D-U-N-S identifiers, and demonstrate operational capacity with dedicated office and dispatch staff.

DeKalb County, Georgia and Orange County, California have issued recent solicitations under or closely aligned with this code. DeKalb County issued an ITB for granite rubble stone (one-man and two-man sizes) as a three-year multiyear contract, with bids due June 17, 2026, via the County's OpenGov eProcurement Portal. Orange County's OC Public Works posted IFB #080-3120404-WH for construction materials including decomposed granite and Class II aggregate base, with bids due October 21, 2026, across five supervisorial districts; the scope covers approximately 9,000 tons annually of Class 2 aggregate and 4,000 tons of #57 rock, with a 5% preference deduction available to certified local small business or disabled veteran business enterprise bidders (up to $100,000 maximum). Boulder County Parks and Open Space Department in Colorado solicited qualifications for a short-list of vendors to supply granite boulders, aggregate, and erosion control materials on an as-needed basis through May 27, 2026. Activity concentrates in California, Georgia, and Colorado, with responses due mid-to-late 2026.