UNSPSC 13101711: Ethylene acrylic AEM

UNSPSC 13101711 Ethylene acrylic AEM (Commodity) spans deck sealants, joint sealers, pavement rejuvenation products, and crack-filling materials that state and local transportation and airport authorities procure for pavement preservation and infrastructure repair. Recent solicitations show procurement officers buying penetrating concrete sealers in bulk containers, hot-poured and silicone joint sealants for bridge and runway applications, epoxy polymer concrete overlay systems, and crack-sealing compounds for routine pavement maintenance and rehabilitation projects. The issuing bodies are predominantly state departments of transportation (Maine DOT, Texas DOT, Illinois DOT), county governments (Collin County, Dane County, Wayne County, Barrow County), municipal airports (Okaloosa County, City of Fairburn, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta), and specialized authorities (Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Savannah Airport Commission). Activity spans multiple states with concentration in Texas, Georgia, Florida, California, Wisconsin, and Maine, reflecting the geographic distribution of state and local transportation infrastructure investment.

Representative recent opportunities include Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services' RFQ for deck sealant systems and epoxy polymer concrete products (due July 15, 2026) establishing a master agreement for statewide procurement with estimated annual usage of 12,800 gallons of sealants and 2,000 kits of epoxy concrete; Texas Department of Transportation's solicitation for Sikasil 728 RCS silicone sealant in 40 oz kits for bridge joint applications (due June 26, 2026); Dane County, Wisconsin's RFB for no-box hot-pour sealant delivered FOB destination (due April 2, 2026) conforming to ASTM D6690 Type II and AASHTO M301 with pricing on a per-pound basis; and City of Urbana, Illinois's IFB for joint and crack sealing on Portland cement concrete pavement encompassing 266,382 linear feet of routing and 81,071 pounds of filling material with completion by June 30, 2026. Illinois DOT issued emergency procurement for hot-poured joint sealant for District 5 in June 2026. Collin County and multiple Georgia jurisdictions (Barrow County, Wayne County, Heard County, White County) procured asphalt and concrete pavement rehabilitation services including overlay, micro-surfacing, recycled asphalt concrete resurfacing, and striping across county road networks. Pricing models vary from unit pricing (per pound, per linear foot, per square yard) to lump-sum contracts; delivery and FOB destination requirements appear standard, and prevailing wage compliance is routine for public works projects.