UNSPSC 13111007: Fluoropolymer resin

UNSPSC 13111007 Fluoropolymer resin, Commodity tier, spans thermoplastic pavement marking materials in granular or pelletized form that state and local governments apply to roadways, parking areas, and runway surfaces. The recent opportunities show concrete demand for raw thermoplastic compound meeting specified binder, glass-sphere reflectivity, titanium dioxide, and pigment composition ranges, packaged in 50-pound meltable bags and supplied on call-out basis to support daily city and county operations. Issuing bodies include municipal transportation departments (Phoenix, Dallas, Fort Worth), county road and bridge departments (Bryan, Marion, Santa Clara, Fort Bend), and city/county public works offices across geographies. The code attracts standard competitive bidding under IFB and ITB notice types, often paired with prevailing wage compliance and bonding requirements.

Geographic activity centers on the Southwest and Southeast: Arizona (City of Phoenix), Texas (Dallas, Harris County, Fort Bend County, Fort Worth), Georgia (Bryan County, City of Savannah, City of South Fulton), Florida (Marion County), and California (Santa Clara County) show active procurement in the past six months. The City of Phoenix issued IFB 260348 (due July 17, 2026) for thermoplastic pavement marking raw material with 30-day delivery windows and five-year firm fixed pricing; Marion County, Florida solicited bid 26B-095 (due June 18, 2026) for road resurfacing including permanent thermoplastic striping across 11.65 miles; and Fort Bend County, Texas awarded IFB 26-038 (closed February 24, 2026) for a three-vendor term contract covering grinding, primer, thermoplastic application in widths from 4" to 24", and raised pavement marker installation across county roads. Santa Clara County issued ITB-PRC-FY26-0596 (due May 18, 2026) for on-call thermoplastic striping and marker installation at county facilities. The City of Fort Worth's 2026 On-Call Pavement Markings Contract (CPN 106517, closed February 19, 2026) encompassed 198 line items and a $5,000,000 maximum per vendor, reflecting the scale of municipal marking demand across material supply and application services.