UNSPSC 13111078: Polyamide 6-6

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

UNSPSC 13111078 Polyamide 6-6, a Commodity code, shows no active state and local procurement activity directly purchasing polyamide 6-6 resin or compound as a line item. The recent opportunities posted under this code are entirely unrelated to polyamide 6-6 material procurement — they cover thermoplastic pavement marking equipment (applicators, trailers, self-propelled carts), finished thermoplastic marking material in granular or pelletized form ready for application, road striping services, bike lane striping, and asphalt paving projects. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and the actual work being solicited suggests either miscoding by the issuing bodies or use of this code as a catch-all for pavement-marking-related procurements that do not align with the chemical material classification.

State and local governments posting under this code are primarily county transportation departments and city public-works divisions in Florida, Texas, and Georgia — specifically Walton County and Pasco County in Florida, the City of Phoenix, the City of Dallas, Bryan County and the City of Savannah in Georgia, Marion County in Florida, and Harris County in Texas. The representative recent opportunities include the City of Phoenix's IFB for thermoplastic pavement marking raw material (due July 17, 2026), Harris County's ITB for a thermoplastic applicator machine and trailer (due June 8, 2026), and Marion County's competitive bid for road resurfacing with thermoplastic striping (due June 18, 2026). Firms pursuing this code should treat it as a misdirection signal and instead track pavement marking and road striping opportunities directly through state and local procurement portals; the code itself does not represent genuine demand for polyamide 6-6 as a standalone procurement vehicle.