UNSPSC 13101714: Epichlorohydrin ECO

UNSPSC 13101714 Epichlorohydrin ECO is a Commodity code that does not map to the state and local infrastructure maintenance and construction activity appearing in the recent procurement dataset. The source records name epichlorohydrin-based sealant and protective coating materials in abstract but show solicitations for pavement joint sealing, asphalt overlay, concrete repair, and airfield maintenance across a geographically dispersed set of state agencies, counties, municipalities, and special-purpose districts. State of Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services issued an RFQ in July 2026 for deck sealant systems and epoxy polymer concrete products, establishing a master cooperative-purchasing vehicle; Texas Department of Transportation solicited Sikasil 728 RCS silicone sealant for bridge joint applications; and Collin County, Texas posted an IFB for liquid asphalt, asphaltic concrete, and aggregate for surface treatments. Issuing bodies span state transportation departments (Maine DOT, TxDOT, Illinois DOT), county highway and transportation agencies (Collin County, Texas; Barrow County, Georgia; Wayne County, Georgia), municipalities (City of Fairburn, Georgia; City of Urbana, Illinois; Santa Clara County, California), airport and aviation authorities (Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport; Okaloosa County Airport; Wayne County Airport; Jesup-Wayne County Airport), universities (University of Texas at Tyler; Middle Georgia State University), and transit/port authorities (Port Authority of New York and New Jersey). The code appears to receive solicitation volume concentrated in Texas, California, Georgia, Illinois, Wisconsin, Florida, and other states with active capital-project and maintenance portfolios.

Recent opportunities under this code reflect pavement joint and crack sealing (Illinois DOT June 2026 emergency procurement for hot-poured joint sealant; City of Urbana, Illinois ITB for joint and crack sealing through June 2026; Dane County, Wisconsin RFB for hot pour sealant in no-box packaging; multiple county and airport crack-seal and rejuvenation projects in Georgia and Florida), asphalt and concrete paving and overlay (Collin County two-year IFBs for liquid asphalt and asphaltic concrete; Santa Clara County ITBR for Central Expressway pavement rehabilitation and expressway guardrail/barrier improvements; Harris County Department of Education CSP for paving, asphalt, and concrete maintenance and job-order contracting; multiple Georgia county road resurfacing and rehabilitation projects under LMIG 2026 funding), and bridge and airfield infrastructure preservation (Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta IFB for runway, taxiway, and ramp repair including joint and crack sealing; Okaloosa County ITB for taxiway rehabilitation; Port Authority of New York and New Jersey bid for asphalt and concrete delivery and paving services at marine terminals). The Maine, Texas, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Georgia opportunities posted most recently (June–July 2026) and show the strongest activity signal for sealant and surface-treatment materials in state and local procurement.