UNSPSC 13111048: Styrene acrylic

UNSPSC 13111048 Styrene acrylic (Commodity) covers thermoplastic pavement marking raw material and associated application services that state and local governments procure for road striping, pavement marking, and traffic control infrastructure. The code encompasses granular or pelletized thermoplastic reflectorized compounds formulated for molten-state application to road surfaces, as well as the equipment, labor, and installation services required to apply these materials in the field. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying thermoplastic striping raw material in bulk (formulated to precise binder, reflective glass sphere, pigment, and filler specifications), as-needed thermoplastic application and installation services across multiple road networks, and dedicated applicator equipment and trailers. Issuing bodies span cities (Phoenix, Dallas, Savannah, Fort Worth), counties (Bryan, Marion, Harris, Fort Bend, Santa Clara), and special-purpose districts, with no single repeat buyer dominating the code. The work ranges from fixed-term supply contracts for raw material to on-call services contracts priced by unit (linear feet of striping, raised pavement markers installed, square feet marked).

Activity concentrates in the Southwest and Southeast, with recent solicitations posted from Arizona, Texas (Dallas, Fort Worth, Fort Bend, Harris County), Georgia (Bryan County, City of Savannah), California (Santa Clara County), and Florida (Marion County). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Phoenix IFB 260348 (thermoplastic pavement marking raw material, sealed offers due July 17, 2026), the City of Fort Worth on-call pavement markings contract (198 line items of marking and removal services, February 19, 2026 deadline), Fort Bend County's term contract for thermoplastic traffic coating covering grinding, application, and raised pavement marker installation (February 24, 2026), and Santa Clara County's as-needed thermoplastic striping and marker installation ITB (May 18, 2026 deadline). Prevailing wage and bond requirements are standard across jurisdictions. Set-aside designations vary by issuing body; Phoenix applies DBE-N requirements under 49 CFR Part 26, while Fort Worth mandates 30 percent small business participation with approved agency certification, and others do not identify specific set-asides in available documentation.