UNSPSC 20101504: Rock cutters

UNSPSC 20101504 Rock cutters is a Commodity code. State and local governments buying under this code procure demolition and debris-removal services for buildings, structures, and site clearing work. Recent solicitations show demolition is the primary work being purchased—full building teardowns, removal of concrete and structural materials, hazardous-material abatement coordination, site grading, and debris hauling. The work spans municipal infrastructure projects, school districts, and city governments across multiple states, with issuing bodies including city procurement offices, county boards of education, and municipal public works departments. Demolition services are being solicited on both project-specific and as-needed term-contract bases, with requirements for licensed contractors, insurance, bonding, and compliance with state and federal demolition regulations.

Recent activity clusters in Georgia and Florida, with secondary activity in Texas and California. The City of Conroe, Texas solicited bids for complete demolition of a 60,000-square-foot commercial office building (IFB 20260205ADMIN, due February 19, 2026), including asbestos abatement, with evaluation weighted toward technical approach (25 points), experience (30 points), and cost (25 points). Atlanta Beltline, Inc. solicited competitive sealed bids for three demolition projects—Bennett Street (six properties), 95 Milton Avenue SE, and Murphy Crossing—with a mandatory 30 percent DBE participation goal and a July 8, 2026 deadline (DC2026103). The City of Brownsville, Texas posted an RFQ for as-needed building demolition services under a term contract (26326PLNIFB, due July 29, 2026). The Berrien County Board of Education in Georgia solicited demolition and debris removal of three buildings with a March 6, 2026 deadline (PE55123NONST2026000000011). Code activity is moderate and concentrated in municipal and school-district teardown work rather than equipment supply—the rock-cutter equipment classification does not align closely with the demolition-services purchasing pattern observed in recent state and local solicitations.