UNSPSC 11111604: Granite

UNSPSC 11111604 Granite is a Commodity code that encompasses the supply and delivery of granite materials in various forms — rubble stone, dimensional stone, and finished components — for use in public infrastructure, parks, and facilities maintenance. State and local governments procure granite rubble stone for erosion control and site stabilization, granite curbing for parking lots and pedestrian infrastructure, and granite boulders and dimensional stone as landscape and hardscape materials. Issuing bodies include county governments, municipal parks and public works departments, and special-purpose districts. DeKalb County, Georgia has emerged as a repeat buyer, soliciting both three-year multiyear granite rubble stone supply contracts and incorporating granite materials into facility reconstruction projects. The Town of Glastonbury, Connecticut and Boulder County Parks and Open Space Department in Colorado have also recently sought granite stone curbing and granite boulders as components of broader infrastructure and landscape procurement.

Recent activity centers in Georgia, Connecticut, and Colorado. DeKalb County issued ITB 2026-030-ITB on May 18, 2026 (bids due June 17, 2026) for supply and delivery of granite rubble stone in one-man and two-man sizes to various county locations under a three-year multiyear contract, submitted through the county's OpenGov eProcurement Portal. The Town of Glastonbury posted ITB GL202621 on March 9, 2026 (bids due March 31, 2026) for furnishing and installing 243 linear feet of 6"×18" granite stone curbing, 7 linear feet of curved granite stone curbing, and 54 linear feet of sloped stone curbing at 50 Nye Road, subject to Connecticut prevailing wage requirements and state set-asides requiring 25 percent small business enterprise and 6.25 percent minority, women, and disabled-owned business participation. Boulder County Parks and Open Space Department solicited qualifications for a five-year short-list arrangement (due May 27, 2026) for landscaping and erosion control materials including granite boulders and stone varieties, with project-by-project assignments and tiered competitive quoting thresholds for work valued above ten thousand dollars.