UNSPSC 30111501: Foamed concrete

UNSPSC 30111501 Foamed concrete is a Commodity code representing materials state and local governments procure for specialized construction and infrastructure applications where lightweight, low-density concrete offers advantages in fill, insulation, or structural applications. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show sparse direct activity; the most recent opportunities tagged to the code involve broader concrete-related work—ready-mix concrete delivery, concrete repair and placement, concrete panel replacement, and concrete sidewalk installation—rather than foamed concrete specifically. The code sees limited dedicated procurement volume, with issuing bodies defaulting to general concrete codes when foamed concrete is incidental to larger projects or when ready-mix and standard concrete dominate the material specifications.

Across the recent-opportunities block, state and local entities issuing concrete-related solicitations include counties (Galveston County, Williamson County, Deschutes County, Marion County, Volusia County, Portage County, Okaloosa County), cities (Buda, New Smyrna Beach, Madison, Phoenix, Charlotte, Palo Alto, Bradenton, Richardson, Norwalk), transit authorities (Charlotte Area Transit System), airport authorities (City of Salem Public Works at Salem-Willamette Valley Airport), and state departments of transportation (Utah Department of Transportation, Georgia Department of Transportation, Harris County Toll Road Authority). Geographic concentration is strongest in Texas (Williamson County, Galveston County, Buda, Richardson), Florida (Volusia County, Marion County, Sarasota County, Bradenton, New Smyrna Beach), and the Pacific Northwest (Utah, Oregon, Georgia), with secondary activity across Connecticut, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Buda RFP for playground surfacing with poured-in-place rubber safety installation (due August 6, 2026), the City of New Smyrna Beach sealed bid for golf cart path concrete repair and resurfacing at 4-inch thickness minimum 3,000 psi (due August 4, 2026), Harris County Toll Road Authority's ITB for asphalt permeable friction course pavement replacement on Sam Houston Tollway (due July 20, 2026), Williamson County's Portland Cement procurement (due April 21, 2026), and the City of Charlotte's ITB for ready-mix concrete and bulk Portland cement supporting street maintenance across 2,200 miles of sidewalks (due May 19, 2026). Foamed concrete as a standalone commodity does not appear in the recent procurement record; pursuit should focus on opportunities where lightweight concrete or foam applications are explicitly specified in scope documents rather than general concrete codes.