UNSPSC 13111077: Polyamide 6-12

Nylon resulting from the contribution of six carbon atoms from the diamine and twelve carbon atoms from the diacid with amide bonds alternating direction between each monomer.

UNSPSC 13111077 Polyamide 6-12 is a Commodity code that does not align with recent state and local procurement activity in the opportunities block. The recent solicitations tagged under this code concern thermoplastic pavement marking equipment, raw material, and road striping services—none of which involve polyamide 6-12 resin or compound procurement. The City of Phoenix's IFB-26-0348 (July 2026) requests thermoplastic pavement marking raw material in granular or pelletized form with specified binder, glass sphere, titanium dioxide, calcium carbonate, and pigment composition ranges, but does not reference polyamide as a material input. Harris County's ITB 260116 (May 2026) solicits a complete thermoplastic applicator machine system including premelter trailer and spray equipment; Pasco County's notice of intent (July 2026) seeks self-propelled spray thermoplastic carts; and the City of Port Orange's SS2625CW (October 2026) targets a Trantex Thermo Handliner 360M2 applicator unit—all equipment procurements unrelated to polymer feedstock. The code shows no relevant recent activity among state and local issuers.

The issuing bodies posting under this code include Florida municipalities (City of Port Orange, City of Phoenix, Pasco County), Georgia counties (Bryan County, Savannah), Texas jurisdictions (Dallas, Harris County), and one Florida county (Marion County). Road striping, thermoplastic applicator equipment, and raw material inputs for pavement marking dominate the recent opportunities, reflecting transportation and public works activity across the Southeast and Texas. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and the actual procurement activity suggests that state procurement offices may be tagging thermoplastic pavement marking work with an incorrect or legacy UNSPSC classification, or the code definition does not reflect current market usage by purchasing jurisdictions.