UNSPSC 11121620: Tornillo wood

Type of wood found in the Peruvian jungle of medium density.

UNSPSC 11121620 Tornillo wood, a Commodity code, covers wood lumber and building materials that state and local governments procure for maintenance, construction, and operational needs. State and local buyers source standard lumber in various grades and dimensions, plywood, hardwood veneers, paneling, mouldings, doors, dowels, pressure-treated lumber, and specialty wood products under this code. The issuing bodies include city procurement offices, county purchasing divisions, state university systems, and cooperative purchasing vehicles. Philadelphia and Gwinnett County represent repeat buyers executing requirements contracts and informal quotation processes, while Texas A&M University's procurement arm solicits for institutional needs through master order frameworks.

Recent activity centers on Philadelphia, Georgia, and Texas. The City of Philadelphia issued a requirements contract bid (B2727518) due August 5, 2026 for 21 categories of lumber products with a 10 percent local business entity preference on orders under $1 million and a three-month initial term; delivery timeframes ranged from 3 to 14 days depending on product, with a $300 minimum order threshold and liquidated damages of 5 percent for late delivery. Texas A&M University Division of Finance Procurement Services solicited bids for a TEEX Master Order to Provide Lumber (TEEXITB26081) due July 29, 2026 through the AggieBid portal. Gwinnett County Financial Services issued an Informal Written Quotation (IWQ 06092026) due June 18, 2026 for pressure-treated pine, SPF framing, plywood, hollow metal windows and doors, wood trim, and fasteners, with delivery to the County Department of Transportation and delivery time weighted as an award factor. A Sourcewell cooperative purchasing RFP (061626) posted May 12, 2026 for law enforcement equipment includes wood and materials within a broader framework intended to serve thousands of governmental agencies across the United States and Canada, though the connection to tornillo wood specifically is not explicit in the available documentation.