UNSPSC 13101724: Polyolenfinic

UNSPSC 13101724 Polyolenfinic, a Commodity code, names hot-poured joint sealants, epoxy polymer concrete overlays, and related pavement-sealing products that state and local governments procure for highway, bridge, parking, and airfield maintenance. Recent solicitations show state transportation departments, counties, cities, and airport authorities buying crack-sealing materials, joint sealants, and concrete protective coatings for routine pavement preservation and emergency repairs. The issuing bodies span multiple tiers—state DOT procurement offices (Maine, Illinois, Texas), county public works and transportation departments (Dane County, Collin County, Barrow County), municipal airport authorities (Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta, Wayne County, Okaloosa County), and specialized transportation agencies (Port Authority of New York and New Jersey). Several jurisdictions appear across multiple recent postings, particularly Texas agencies and Georgia counties pursuing repeated joint-sealing, crack-treatment, and pavement-protection work.

Recent opportunities cluster in the Southeast and Upper Midwest, with notable activity in Texas, Georgia, Wisconsin, Maine, California, and New Jersey. A representative recent solicitation is the State of Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services' RFQ 17A26041300000000000259 (due July 15, 2026) for deck sealant systems and epoxy polymer concrete overlay kits to establish a statewide master agreement covering 400 gallons of penetrating sealers, 5,000 gallons of double-layer treatments, and 2,000 epoxy polymer concrete kits annually across all state departments through August 2031, with firm pricing for one year minimum. Another is the Texas Department of Transportation's emergency procurement of Sikasil 728 RCS silicone sealant (sausage kits) for bridge joint applications (due June 26, 2026), and Dane County, Wisconsin's RFB for no-box hot pour sealant conforming to ASTM D6690 Type II and AASHTO M301 specifications for 2026 crack-filling work (due April 2, 2026). Illinois DOT District 5 also posted emergency procurement of hot-poured joint sealant materials for district pavement joints (due June 10, 2026). The code shows consistent demand for commodity-level pavement and joint products across cooperative purchasing vehicles, master agreements, and open competitive bids, with response windows typically four to six weeks and pricing typically locked for one year.