UNSPSC 27112222: Tile hole cutter

An alternative to drills, this tool has a diamond cutting edge which meets the tile surface square on. It can range in size from 12 to over 100mm diameter and should be used in a power drill and leave a smooth and clean finish.

UNSPSC 27112222 Tile hole cutter is a Commodity code that in state and local procurement activity maps primarily to concrete and asphalt repair, maintenance, and construction services rather than to the abstract code name. Recent solicitations show that state and local governments are buying concrete sidewalk removal and replacement, polyurethane foam injection for concrete pavement leveling, ready-mix concrete delivery services, and miscellaneous concrete and asphalt repair and maintenance work on an as-needed basis. Issuing bodies include municipalities (City of Arlington, City of Jackson, City of Madison), counties (Pasco County, Orange County), and city development authorities, with work scopes ranging from small asset-preservation projects (sidewalk replacement at individual properties) to large capital replacements (emergency bridge reconstruction). The mix of issuing bodies suggests steady procurement across municipal departments of public works and parks and recreation, though the recent-opportunity sample is limited and concentrated in a narrow timeframe.

Geographic activity appears concentrated in the Southeast and Midwest, with recent solicitations from Texas (City of Arlington), Florida (Pasco County, Orange County), Wisconsin (City of Madison), and Michigan (City of Jackson). Representative opportunities include the City of Arlington Parks, Recreation, & Culture Department requesting an annual requirements contract for concrete repair, overlays, and new installations with pavement leveling via polyurethane foam injection, due August 20, 2026 via RFP; Pasco County Board of County Commissioners soliciting miscellaneous concrete and asphalt services on an as-needed basis countywide, due August 18, 2026 via IFB; the City of Madison Community Development Authority requesting bids for concrete sidewalk removal and replacement (approximately 1,300 square feet) at Gay Braxton Apartments, due July 17, 2026 via IFB with Davis-Bacon wage determination and local vendor preference available; and the City of Jackson Department of Public Works requesting ready-mix concrete continuous delivery services with unit pricing across four material and service categories, due June 18, 2026 via RFP with federal compliance tied to Community Development Block Grant funding.