UNSPSC 11161807: Pile weave synthetic fabric

A woven fabric that has loops on one or both sides of the fabric.

UNSPSC 11161807 Pile weave synthetic fabric is a Commodity code covering synthetic textiles used in outdoor and structural applications, as evidenced by recent state and local solicitations purchasing fabric-covered shade structures and related products. State and local governments procure these materials primarily for parks, public facilities, and municipal infrastructure where durable, weather-resistant fabric coverings are needed. The City of Dallas and similar municipalities source these goods through competitive bidding processes, typically requiring new, unopened products in original packaging with no substitutions accepted. Vendors must meet insurance and warranty obligations — general liability and workers compensation coverage prior to purchase order release, and a one-year unconditional warranty covering replacement of failed or nonconforming goods at no cost to the buyer.

The City of Dallas posted an IFB (Solicitation #IFSPKRB2300024) on March 10, 2026, with a response deadline of March 17, 2026, for fabric-covered shade structures and related items to be delivered to 5620 Parkdale Drive in Dallas, Texas. The solicitation required online bidding via the city's procurement portal, with all pricing on an FOB delivery-site basis including freight costs and subject to a thirty-day price hold. Recent activity shows limited geographic spread, with the available record concentrated in Texas. No set-aside designations or vendor-type restrictions are stated in the Dallas solicitation materials, and the city reserves award to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder.