UNSPSC 27112223: Tile file

A type of file used to smooth rough edges and shape tiles. When shaping tiles, it should only be used to remove small amounts as it works very slowly. Ideally the file should have both a flat and curved face so that it can be used for filing both straight edges and contoured shapes.

UNSPSC 27112223 Tile file, a Commodity code, covers concrete sidewalk and flatwork removal, replacement, and repair services that state and local governments solicit for infrastructure maintenance and emergency projects. Recent solicitations show that jurisdictions are buying full-scope concrete work including sawcutting and removal of existing concrete, subgrade preparation and base installation, forming and placement of new concrete with specified finishes and ADA compliance, and associated site restoration and erosion control. The issuing bodies span city community development authorities, county public works departments, and municipalities, with mixed project scales from routine sidewalk work to emergency infrastructure replacement. Projects typically carry prevailing wage requirements (Davis-Bacon or equivalent), affirmative action and equal employment opportunity compliance, and bonding and insurance obligations scaled to contract value.

Recent activity shows geographic spread across the Midwest and Southeast. The City of Madison Community Development Authority posted an IFB for concrete sidewalk removal and replacement at Gay Braxton Apartments due July 17, 2026. Orange County, Florida issued a sealed-bid solicitation (Y26742) for emergency bridge replacement requiring concrete work, estimated at $6,202,246.05 with a response date of July 7, 2026. The City of Jackson, Michigan sought an RFP for ready-mix concrete continuous delivery services to the Department of Public Works, due June 18, 2026. Waukesha County, Wisconsin issued an RFB for a single concrete saw for Highway Operations with responses due March 5, 2026. Opportunities are posted across municipal, county, and special-purpose districts, with federal funding compliance (HUD, Community Development Block Grants) common in larger projects and smaller jurisdictions regularly sourcing equipment and materials for routine maintenance.