UNSPSC 23161702: Sand casting pattern

Patterns are used to mold the sand mixture into the shape of the casting. They may be made of wood, plastic, or metal.

UNSPSC 23161702 Sand casting pattern is a Commodity code that, based on recent state and local solicitations, actually encompasses the procurement of bulk stone and aggregate materials for municipal public works operations. Columbus Consolidated Government's May 2026 RFB for stone illustrates the scope: the City procures fourteen classifications of stone including #3, #34, and #5 stone, screening materials, crushed stone base, surge stone graded mix, rip-rap types, and graded aggregate base on an as-needed basis with estimated monthly usage around 200 tons. The soliciting body in the recent record is a municipal consolidated government procurement office; vendors must deliver F.O.B. job site within city limits within two hours when specified, or Public Works Department employees will pick up at the vendor's plant. Pricing must include all freight, shipping, handling, and delivery with no additional fees beyond quoted unit prices, and vendors must carry $1 million combined single limit general liability, workers' compensation per Georgia statutory requirements, $1 million automobile liability, and $1 million miscellaneous errors and omissions coverage with the City named as additional insured.

The most recent activity is concentrated in Georgia, specifically Columbus Consolidated Government's RFB No. 26-0037, posted May 14, 2026 with bids due June 17, 2026 at 2:30 p.m. Eastern Time via DemandStar and virtual bid opening at 3:00 p.m. the same day. The contract awards to two vendors—a Primary and Secondary Contractor selected as the two lowest responsive, responsible bidders—for an initial two-year term with options to renew for three additional twelve-month periods. Contract pricing is fixed for the initial two years; vendors may request price escalation not to exceed five percent thereafter with documented justification. Vendors must be E-Verify registered and comply with Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act requirements; required submission documents include pricing pages, E-Verify and conflict-of-interest affidavits, federal compliance acknowledgment, business license or articles of incorporation, insurance checklist, and Form W-9.