UNSPSC 13111056: Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride

UNSPSC 13111056 Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride, a Commodity code, covers thermoplastic pavement marking materials and equipment that state and local transportation departments and counties procure for road striping, lane marking, and pavement surface application. Recent solicitations show procurement activity spanning raw thermoplastic material in granular or pelletized form meeting specific binder, reflective glass sphere, and pigment composition ranges; self-propelled and trailer-mounted thermoplastic applicator machines with capacity specifications and quick-change dies; and on-call road striping and pavement marking services on an as-needed basis across entire county networks. The issuing bodies are predominantly county boards of commissioners (Walton County, Bryan County, Marion County, Harris County), city transportation and public works departments (Phoenix, Dallas, Savannah, Port Orange), and county precincts managing roadway maintenance operations. Florida counties appear as repeat buyers in the recent activity block, reflecting ongoing pavement marking and road maintenance cycles.

The geographic spread spans Florida (Port Orange, Pasco County, Phoenix), Texas (Dallas, Harris County), and Georgia (Bryan County, Savannah), with the densest activity in Florida and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Phoenix's IFB-26-0348 for thermoplastic pavement marking raw material in 50-pound meltable bags with a five-year term commencing February 15, 2027; Harris County Precinct 1's ITB 260116 for a complete thermoplastic applicator machine system with premelter trailer and quick-change dies, due June 8, 2026; Walton County's RFP 2623 for thermoplastic and pavement marking services on an as-needed basis with a two-year initial term; and Marion County's competitive bid for 2026 Marion Oaks road resurfacing including thermoplastic striping components, due June 18, 2026. No contract values are disclosed in the notices, and awards are typically made to lowest responsive and responsible bidders. Bid bonds ranging from 5 to 10 percent of bid amount are standard requirements.