UNSPSC 30111500: Concrete and mortars

UNSPSC 30111500 Concrete and mortars is a Class code representing the supply and placement of concrete materials and concrete products for state and local infrastructure projects. State and local governments procure this code for ready-mix concrete delivery, precast concrete components, concrete repair and maintenance services, concrete sidewalk and curb installation, concrete pad construction, and specialty concrete products such as flowable fill and fiber-reinforced mixes. Recent opportunities show concrete being solicited across the full spectrum of municipal infrastructure—from routine sidewalk and curb replacement to specialized applications like water tank rehabilitation and bridge materials. Issuing bodies span state transportation departments, county and city public works, school districts, water authorities, and transit agencies; no single buyer dominates recent activity. The geographic spread is national, with notable recent solicitations from Utah (UDOT, Draper City, Johnson Water Improvement District), Texas (Plant City, Buda, Galveston County), Florida (Orange County, Santa Cruz, Pembroke Pines, Okaloosa County), California (Caltrans Small Business Minor B contracts, Thousand Oaks), Massachusetts (Commonwealth, multiple municipalities), and Colorado, Georgia, North Carolina, and other states represented in the dataset.

Recent representative opportunities include the City of Plant City, Florida's term contract for ready-mix concrete delivery on an as-needed basis (RFQ, due July 9, 2026); Pennsauken Township, New Jersey's 2026 Concrete Repair Program (IFB, due April 15, 2026) for curb, sidewalk, and street pavement repair on a unit-price basis; Orange County, Florida's $6.255 million ADA Pedestrian Safety Improvement Program (sealed bids due May 7, 2026) for curb ramps, sidewalks, and concrete drainage infrastructure; the City of Santa Cruz, California's concrete pad installation for a fire station storage building (IFB, bid opening July 29, 2026, with 18.15 cubic yards of heavy-duty concrete supporting 55,000-pound fire apparatus); the Town of Townsend, Massachusetts's reinforced concrete equipment pad for a fitness court (RFP, due May 28, 2026, capped at $30,000); and Okaloosa County, Florida's precast bridge materials solicitation (ITB, due April 29, 2026) for abutment panels, deck, and pilings. Concrete repair and replacement dominate solicitation volume, followed by ready-mix delivery contracts serving multiple departments. Prevailing wage requirements, ADA compliance, and insurance mandates appear consistently. Activity remains steady and distributed across all regions, with no evidence of seasonal concentration or geographic hot spots.