UNSPSC 11122008: Cross laminated timber

It is a board made by arranging lumber layers in the length and width directions and bonding three or more layers so that they are orthogonal to each other from adjacent layers.

UNSPSC 11122008 Cross laminated timber is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to procure structural wood products for construction and facility improvements, though recent solicitations under this code tag show minimal direct alignment with cross-laminated timber (CLT) as a specified material. The recent opportunities in the block instead reflect pressure-treated lumber, door framing, roofing materials, and general construction supplies—products typically classified at adjacent commodity codes rather than under CLT specifically. Issuers across the code include county purchasing departments (Gwinnett County, Marion County), city development and parks agencies (Roseburg, Jackson), and school districts (Bridgeport), reflecting a mix of maintenance, renovation, and new construction work across parks, public buildings, and educational facilities. The jurisdictions span Georgia, Florida, Oregon, Michigan, Connecticut, and Washington, with Gwinnett County appearing twice in recent activity on lumber and pergola work.

Representative recent solicitations include Gwinnett County Department of Financial Services' IWQ 137160 Lumber and Hardware (due October 21, 2026), requesting pressure-treated pine lumber in multiple dimensions, deck screws, structural fasteners, and deck boards for parks operations; Henry County, Georgia's RFP #26-37 (due May 21, 2026) for N. Mt. Carmel Park playground and restroom building construction, specifying site grading, fencing, landscaping, and a new 1,200–1,500 square-foot restroom structure with manufactured stone veneer; and the City of Roseburg, Oregon's solicitation 24ARPA12 (due September 30, 2026) for Public Safety Center interior improvements including wall framing, roofing repairs, flooring, and HVAC work across 2,240 square feet. The code shows activity primarily in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest, with Gwinnett County and Henry County as repeat buyers in Georgia. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope (cross-laminated timber) and actual procurement materials (conventional lumber, structural fasteners, and general construction supplies) suggests this code may be receiving misclassifications in source systems, or recent CLT-specific activity is absent from current state and local procurement notices.