UNSPSC 12164902: Asphalt waterproof coating

A waterproofing agent that works by spraying structures with a rubber asphalt emulsion and coagulation materials dispensed by a multi-headed sprayer.

UNSPSC 12164902 Asphalt waterproof coating, a Commodity code, covers crack sealant, slurry seal, and related asphalt pavement waterproofing materials that state and local governments procure for routine road maintenance, pavement preservation, and facility upkeep. State and local buyers—primarily cities, counties, school districts, and special-purpose districts—solicit these products through standing contracts, cooperative purchasing vehicles, and as-needed task orders to repair and extend pavement life. The City of San Antonio Finance Department issued an IFB on October 15, 2026, for PolyFlex Type 3 crack sealant meeting Texas Department of Transportation and ASTM standards, with a three-year term plus two optional one-year renewals; the Capitol Region Purchasing Council (CRPC) in Connecticut posted a bid on September 9, 2026, for hot-pour asphalt pavement crack sealing under cooperative purchasing, excluding prevailing-wage-threshold projects, for contract period October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027. The City of Peoria, Arizona, issued an IFB in May 2026 for polymer-modified slurry seal Type II or Type III delivery and application with an annual expenditure estimate of approximately $1.7 million across a five-year contract; Collin County, Texas, solicited liquid asphalt products (CRS, CSS, MC, RC grades) under IFB 2026-277 in July 2026 with estimated annual usage of 500 to 8,000 gallons per product and an estimated annual contract value of $100,000.

Recent activity clusters in Texas, California, and Connecticut, with secondary activity in Arizona, Oregon, Utah, Illinois, Georgia, and Maine. Texas dominates the recent-opportunity set, driven by state department-level procurement (TxDOT), county-level competitive tenders (Collin County, Santa Clara County), and city solicitations (San Antonio, Peoria, Phoenix). Opportunities range from small point-repair tasks (joint sealing kits, 40 oz sausage kits for bridge applications) to multi-year slurry-seal and crack-seal supply contracts. Delivery, freight prepaid FOB destination, and firm fixed pricing are standard contract terms. Cooperative purchasing vehicles (CRPC in Connecticut, Harris County Education in Texas) allow member agencies to order on an as-needed basis under single awards. Many solicitations require compliance with state transportation standard specifications, insurance minimums of $1 million to $2 million general aggregate liability, and annual price adjustments tied to the Producer Price Index for asphalt products. Prevailing-wage thresholds vary by jurisdiction and restrict use of some cooperative vehicles for public works projects above specified amounts.