UNSPSC 30111504: Mortars

UNSPSC 30111504 Mortars is a Commodity code that covers cementitious binding materials used in construction, masonry repair, and infrastructure projects—specifically Portland cement, lime-based mortar, and bagged concrete products purchased by state and local agencies for roads, facility maintenance, and structural restoration. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show that government buyers are procuring Portland cement in bulk quantities (both bagged and in tons), ready-mix concrete fiber and regular concrete for delivery to multiple jurisdictional sites, and specialty mortars for historic preservation work. The issuing bodies include county purchasing departments, state transportation agencies, and county boards of commissioners; Williamson County, Texas and Pasco County, Florida have posted multiple cement and concrete procurement notices, while the Georgia Department of Transportation has solicited bagged concrete products for statewide delivery across seven districts.

The code sees activity concentrated in the South and Southwest, with recent opportunities posted by Williamson County and Pasco County in Texas and Florida, Monroe County in Florida for historic masonry restoration, and the Georgia Department of Transportation statewide. Representative recent solicitations include Williamson County's 26IFB35 Portland Cement IFB (due April 21, 2026) seeking Type I/II and Type IL Portland Cement in both bulk and bagged quantities conforming to Texas Department of Transportation specifications; Pasco County's IFBBW26096 IFB (due June 30, 2026) for as-needed delivery of concrete fiber and regular ready-mix concrete to multiple county sites; Monroe County's RFP631 East Martello Historic Masonry Restoration (due June 4, 2026) requiring lime-based mortar and historic brick matching per the Secretary of the Interior's Standards; and the Georgia Department of Transportation's 48400DOT0003485 eRFQ (due March 5, 2026) for bagged concrete products meeting the Department's Qualified Products List across all seven state districts with multiple supplier awards anticipated by district.