UNSPSC 27112206: Screed board

A rectangular strip or plank of wood or metal used to level off a horizontal surface of concrete or other composite building material when it is still not dry, when the implement is big it can include a handle to pull and make the job easier, it can include also a level bubble to ensure the correct position of the utensil.

UNSPSC 27112206 Screed board (Commodity) shows minimal direct procurement activity under the code's nominal scope; recent state and local opportunities tagged to this Commodity instead reflect janitorial supplies, ready-mix concrete delivery, concrete sidewalk construction, bridge replacement, and concrete-cutting equipment — none of which align with screed board procurement. The one opportunity genuinely related to concrete finishing work — the City of Fairburn, Georgia IFB #26-012 for the Strickland Street Pedestrian Improvements Project (due May 22, 2026) — focused on sidewalk installation, curb and gutter work, and pedestrian lighting rather than screeds or concrete-finishing tools. No active solicitations for screed boards themselves appear in the recent opportunities block, indicating the code sees little current state and local procurement attention.

Recent activity under this code is scattered across counties and municipalities in Florida, Wisconsin, Georgia, and Michigan, with no clear concentration in any single jurisdiction or region. The largest opportunities by dollar value — Orange County, Florida's emergency bridge replacement (estimated $6.2 million, due July 7, 2026) and Hillsborough County, Florida's janitorial supplies contract ($765,679.84, due July 24, 2026) — remain unrelated to screed boards. Waukesha County, Wisconsin issued an RFB #2026006 for a concrete saw (due March 5, 2026), and the City of Jackson, Michigan solicited ready-mix concrete services (due June 18, 2026), both concrete-adjacent but not screed-specific. The code's tagging appears to reflect data classification mismatch rather than active demand for screed boards in state and local procurement right now; firms should verify whether their product aligns with concrete-finishing or concrete-supply categories before pursuing work under this classification.