UNSPSC 13111080: Polyamide high temperature nylon HTN

Nylon blended with semicrystalline glass reinforced copolymers for the purpose of improving heat resistance.

UNSPSC 13111080 Polyamide high temperature nylon HTN is a Commodity code capturing raw materials and finished equipment for thermoplastic pavement markings and road striping operations that state and local transportation agencies procure on an ongoing basis. State and local buyers under this code source raw thermoplastic material in granular or pelletized form (compliant with binder, reflective glass sphere, titanium dioxide, and filler specifications), premelter trailers, thermoplastic applicator machines in both self-propelled spray cart and hand-applicator configurations, and delivery or contracting for full striping and marking application services. City and county transportation departments, particularly in Florida and Texas, are the dominant issuing bodies; the City of Phoenix Street Transportation Department, Pasco County, Walton County, Marion County, and the City of Port Orange in Florida, and Harris County Precinct 1 in Texas appear as recent solicitors. School districts and transit authorities do not surface in the recent opportunities.

Geographic concentration is heavy in Florida and Texas, with single recent opportunities posted from Georgia (Bryan County and the City of Savannah) and Arizona (City of Phoenix). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Phoenix's IFB for thermoplastic pavement marking raw material (IFB-26-0348, offers due July 17, 2026) specifying 50-pound meltable bags with precise compositional ranges for binder, reflective spheres, and pigments under a five-year firm fixed-price contract commencing February 15, 2027; Harris County Precinct 1's ITB for a complete thermoplastic applicator machine system including premelter trailer and TXEQ-360MIIT or equivalent applicator with quick-change dies, due June 8, 2026; Walton County's RFP for on-call thermoplastic pavement markings and reflective marker services over a two-year term; and Pasco County's notice of intent to sole-source self-propelled spray thermoplastic carts posted July 30, 2026. Bid bonds of 5 to 10 percent are standard, delivery within 30 to 45 days is typical, and contract terms range from two to five years.