UNSPSC 22101711: Paving breaker tools or accessories

UNSPSC 22101711 Paving breaker tools or accessories is a Commodity code that encompasses tools and ancillary equipment used in pavement demolition, removal, and concrete breaking during road and site rehabilitation projects. Recent state and local solicitations under this code reflect demand from municipalities and counties executing streetscape improvements, park demolition, and roadway rehabilitation—work that requires equipment for breaking and removing existing concrete and asphalt surfaces prior to reconstruction. Issuing bodies include city public works departments (Union City, Georgia; Sterling, Connecticut), counties (Orange County, Florida; Santa Clara County, California; Brevard County, Florida), school districts (Berrien County Board of Education, Georgia), and special-purpose districts. The code sees consistent activity across a mix of repair, replacement, and site-clearing projects where demolition precedes new construction.

Recent opportunities reflect geographic spread across the Southeast (Georgia, Florida, Connecticut, Texas, California) with notable concentration in Georgia and California. Representative solicitations include the City of Union City's RFB-PS-26-05 for Shannon Parkway streetscape improvements and park demolition (due August 7, 2026), which explicitly requires concrete and gravel removal using demolition methods typical of paving breaker applications; the Town of Sterling, Connecticut's road paving project (ITB 37836, due July 29, 2026), involving tack coat, leveling course, and asphalt overlay on three roads where ground preparation and existing-surface removal would precede new paving; and Orange County, Florida's emergency bridge replacement project (Y26742, estimated $6.2 million, due July 7, 2026), encompassing structural demolition with heavy equipment. Santa Clara County's Central Expressway Pavement Rehabilitation Project (ITB-RDA-FY26-0694, due May 21, 2026) included partial depth recycling and pavement repairs alongside new asphalt overlay, site work where paving breakers and concrete-cutting tools support the recycling and repair phases. Activity is sporadic rather than continuous, clustering around seasonal construction cycles and capital improvement funding windows (LMIG grants in Georgia, CDBG funding in Texas, state revolving funds in Georgia utilities work).