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 sees minimal relevant recent procurement activity among state and local governments. The recent opportunities tagged with this code do not align with its scope—the solicitations involve roof replacement, door installation, grandstand repairs, pergola framing with dimensional lumber, park construction, and interior drywall work, none of which typically source cross laminated timber (CLT) as a primary material or procurement category. The City of Jackson (Michigan) Community Development Department, Gwinnett County Department of Parks and Recreation, Marion County Parks & Recreation Department, Henry County (Georgia), Rockdale County (Georgia), and the City of Bridgeport (Connecticut) have posted work in the code's recent opportunity stream, but their specifications call for standard framing lumber, oriented-strand board sheathing, metal structural components, or dimensional lumber rather than engineered cross laminated timber products.

The geographic spread of recent opportunities spans Michigan, Georgia, Connecticut, and Florida, with no concentration in any region known for significant CLT procurement. No recent solicitation explicitly identifies cross laminated timber as a specified or preferred material, nor do any opportunities reference structural CLT panels, mass timber framing, or engineered timber systems. The code shows no active demand signal from state or local procurement offices for cross laminated timber products at this time. Business development professionals should monitor the code for future shifts in material specifications, particularly as building codes and sustainability preferences evolve, but current activity does not support immediate pursuit under this UNSPSC classification.