UNSPSC 13111016: Polyethylene

UNSPSC 13111016 Polyethylene is a Commodity code, but the recent activity tagged under it reflects demand for ballistic-resistant and safety security window film products and installation services rather than bulk polyethylene materials. State and local governments currently procure ballistic film under this code primarily through school districts seeking to retrofit K-12 facilities with bullet-resistant laminate on doors and windows in high-traffic public-access areas. The work encompasses material supply, labor, equipment, supervision, and installation to meet ASTM F3561-22 Level 2 protection standards, with contractors required to demonstrate minimum five years of relevant K-12 or government facility experience, hold manufacturer certification, and provide three comparable project references. Installation scope typically covers windows and doors facing sidewalks, streets, parking lots, and bus drop-off areas, with contracts often spanning multiple buildings across a district on a district-wide basis.

The Bibb County School District in Georgia posted RFP 26-030 Ballistic Film on January 30, 2026, with a March 2, 2026 response deadline and a mandatory pre-bid meeting on February 10, 2026 in Macon, Georgia. The district requires federal Davis-Bacon wage compliance, meaningful minority and small business subcontractor participation at 75 percent on-site workforce representation, and comprehensive insurance with Commercial General Liability coverage of at least $250,000 per occurrence. Work must be completed by June 29, 2026, with liquidated damages at $100 per day for schedule slippage. Pricing is submitted on a unit basis per window or square foot and remains firm for 180 days from the proposal due date. The code shows limited recent activity; this single Georgia school district opportunity represents the identifiable state and local procurement under this polyethylene classification in the current dataset.