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 captures small-scale structural timber framing used in pavilion and light recreational construction. Volusia County's recent IFB for the CDBG-CV Seville Village Improvement Association Pavilion Construction (solicitation 26B29IF, due January 29, 2026) explicitly called for a 30' x 60' timber frame pavilion structure as part of a $190,000 federally funded project; the scope required a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting on January 7, 2026, Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance, Section 3 labor provisions (25 percent of total labor hours from Section 3 workers, 5 percent from Targeted Section 3 workers), M/WBE provisions, and Build America, Buy America material sourcing requirements. The issuing bodies in recent activity are primarily county governments, with Volusia County (Florida) and Orange County (Florida) appearing in the dataset; a single South Dakota timber-sale prospectus (Aquarius Good Neighbor Authority Timber Sale, South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, solicitation 26PRO20062, due November 30, 2026) involved harvesting and removal of ponderosa pine sawtimber rather than procurement or use of glued laminated timber products and shows a mismatch with the code's nominal scope.

Geographic activity clusters in Florida, with no other states showing comparable recent activity under this code in the provided opportunities. The Volusia County pavilion project represents the only solicitation closely aligned with the code's intended commodity scope. Most other opportunities in the dataset (timber management consulting, bridge replacement, corrections facility security work, and utility relocation) fall outside the glued laminated timber product category or represent tangential timber-related services rather than procurement of the material itself. Current market activity under this code appears limited; firms pursuing this commodity should monitor Florida county procurement channels and expect sporadic, small-value public recreation and pavilion projects with federal funding compliance requirements including prevailing wage, Section 3 labor, and M/WBE set-asides.