UNSPSC 11122005: Glued laminated timber

A type of structural timber composed of several layers of dimensioned timber glued together.

UNSPSC 11122005 Glued laminated timber is a Commodity code that does not appear in recent state and local procurement activity. The fourteen opportunities posted in the source between February 2026 and July 2026 span trail construction, bridge replacement, fire station and community building construction, fence installation, utility relocation, boardwalk repair and installation, dock construction, and security system upgrades — all of which involve substantial structural work, but none explicitly solicits glued laminated timber as a line item or specifies engineered lumber products in the scope descriptions provided. The Orange County, Florida trail and bridge projects, the Collier County Hurricane Ian boardwalk repairs, and the Connecticut fire station and boardwalk projects all represent heavy civil and structural construction where engineered timber could plausibly be incorporated, yet the procurement abstracts name concrete, asphalt, prestressed piles, steel reinforcement, and precast concrete products without reference to laminated timber suppliers or manufacturers.

Issuing bodies in the source are primarily county and municipal governments, with Orange County, Florida appearing four times (trail construction, bridge replacement, corrections facility security, and floating dock projects). No pattern of repeat timber-product procurement emerges from the recent opportunities, and no state or local solicitation explicitly tags the 11122005 code or names glued laminated timber specifications. The geographic activity cluster is concentrated in Florida and Georgia, with secondary opportunities in Connecticut, Texas, South Carolina, and Minnesota through a cooperative purchasing RFP. Without concrete evidence of state and local procurement demand for engineered laminated timber products under this code in the current cycle, the code appears inactive in the recent opportunities block.