UNSPSC 12191504: Cyclic alkanes

UNSPSC 12191504 Cyclic alkanes (Commodity) shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The single representative opportunity in the recent record is the City of Lubbock, Texas ITB 26-19689-YB for granular road maintenance salt—approximately 1,000 tons of rock salt for snow and ice control, with delivery to the City Street Maintenance Department required within 48 hours of purchase order placement and completed within five business days. Rock salt must meet ASTM D632 standards with a minimum 95 percent sodium chloride content, specified gradation, and maximum 3 percent moisture content, delivered free-flowing and usable on an F.O.B. delivered basis with all packaging and delivery costs included. The contract runs for one year with four optional one-year automatic renewal extensions unless either party provides 90 days' written notice of termination, with pricing guaranteed for a minimum of 60 days from bid opening and adjustable thereafter based on Consumer Price Index or Product Price Index changes with supporting documentation. A second Lubbock posting (ITB2619895TF) for Vehicle Movement Area Transponders appears unrelated to cyclic alkanes and does not support procurement characterization under this code.

The City of Lubbock, Texas, is the only recent issuing body in the block and represents the only actionable current opportunity. Bids were due June 10, 2026, suggesting the contract window has closed; a local-vendor preference under Texas Local Government Code 271.9051 allowed award to local bidders whose bid fell within 5 percent of the lowest non-resident bid for contracts under $500,000. Contractors must maintain $1 million commercial general liability per occurrence with $2 million aggregate, $1 million automobile liability, and statutory workers' compensation with $1 million employer's liability limits, with the City named as additional insured on a primary and non-contributory basis. HUB (Historically Underutilized Business) goals were considered in award decisions. The code shows sparse recent activity and warrants watching for future Texas municipal solicitations rather than active pursuit at this time.