UNSPSC 30111500: Concrete and mortars

UNSPSC 30111500 Concrete and mortars is a Class code covering ready-mix concrete delivery, concrete placement and finishing, precast concrete components, Portland cement supply, and related materials and labor that state and local governments purchase for infrastructure projects, facility maintenance, and capital improvement work. Recent solicitations show state departments, county governments, city public works and parks departments, school districts, water authorities, and transit agencies actively procuring concrete and concrete-related services across multiple states, with particular concentration in Texas, Utah, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. The work being solicited ranges from as-needed ready-mix concrete supply contracts supporting routine maintenance to discrete capital projects such as sidewalk replacement, pool deck repair, bridge material fabrication, and water treatment facility upgrades. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Dallas 2026 Bond Residential Sidewalk Replacement Program Region 3A (ITB, bids due November 10, 2026, estimated $2.2 million), the City of Sarasota concrete and related products task-order contract (ITB, bids due September 15, 2026, for as-needed delivery within five business days), and West Valley City's Woodledge Park Hard Court Improvement Project (RFP, proposals due November 18, 2026, including post-tension court surfaces and concrete components with 120-day completion). The Utah Department of Transportation also posted an urgent IFB for rapid-set volumetric concrete delivery (UDOT270079CN, bids due October 14, 2026, 53 cubic yards across two job sites on specific dates).

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (multiple City of Arlington, City of Dallas, City of Midland, City of San Angelo, City of Plant City, Pinal County, and Henry County solicitations), Utah (UDOT postings, West Valley City, Johnson Water Improvement District), Florida (Orange County bridge project at $6.2 million, Sarasota, Okaloosa County, Indian River County, Ventura County), and Georgia (Gwinnett County, Kissimmee Utility Authority, Macon Water Authority, Georgia Department of Corrections, Deschutes County Oregon). Issuing bodies span state transportation departments, municipal public works offices, parks and recreation departments, water and wastewater authorities, school districts, and county governments. Procurement vehicles include ITBs and RFPs with firm fixed pricing or unit-price structures, as-needed master agreements with task-order issuance, and annual requirements contracts for commodity supply. Set-aside and preference programs appear in scattered opportunities—local-vendor preferences in West Valley City (1–2%), Texas municipalities (5%), and Henry County (5%); DBE and HUB encouragement in several Texas postings; prevailing wage requirements in Connecticut, Illinois, and federally funded projects. Most solicitations require standard commercial general liability ($1 million to $3 million per occurrence), workers' compensation, and performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value. Response dates cluster in summer and fall 2026, indicating steady procurement pace across the code's scope.