UNSPSC 11121618: Maple wood

Trees or shrubs in the genus Acer are commonly called Maples. They are variously classified in a family of their own, the Aceraceae, or (together with the Hippocastanaceae) included in the family Sapindaceae

UNSPSC 11121618 Maple wood is a Commodity code that covers lumber and wood material procurement by state and local governments. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show purchasing of a broad range of wood and building materials including framing lumber (SPF and pressure-treated pine), plywood sheathing, and wood trim, alongside fasteners and hardware. Issuing bodies range from university procurement offices to county purchasing divisions and city departments. Texas A&M University Division of Finance Procurement Services, Gwinnett County Financial Services, and the City of Dallas are recent solicitors. The code also captures cooperative purchasing vehicles: Sourcewell, a Minnesota local government unit, has issued an RFP for law enforcement equipment on behalf of multiple participating counties and jurisdictions, though that opportunity falls outside the scope of wood and lumber products.

Geographic activity centers on Texas, Georgia, and the broader Southeast and West, with additional reach into the upper Midwest through cooperative purchasing frameworks. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Dallas's May 1, 2026 ITB for a five-year master agreement covering building materials and lumber accessories across multiple departments (solicitation BR2600030114), structured with fixed percentage discounts off vendor list prices and scoring incentives for SBE participation goals of 7.99 percent; Gwinnett County Financial Services' June 18, 2026 Informal Written Quotation requesting pressure-treated pine lumber, SPF framing materials, plywood sheathing, and fasteners for delivery to the Department of Transportation (IWQ 06092026); and Texas A&M University's July 29, 2026 ITB for a TEEX master order to provide lumber (TEEXITB26081). These solicitations show state and local demand for steady-state material supply agreements and purchase-order-type arrangements rather than project-specific mill work.