UNSPSC 30111507: Soil cured concrete

Concrete cured by mixing a cement hardening agent and a special mineral admixture and mixing water with soil and aggregate as the main ingredient.

UNSPSC 30111507 Soil cured concrete, a Commodity code, encompasses ready-mix concrete delivery, concrete repair and restoration services, and precast concrete components that state and local governments procure for infrastructure maintenance, facility improvements, and capital projects. The code sees active purchasing across city public works departments, transit authorities, county road and utilities agencies, school districts, and water authorities, with work ranging from sidewalk replacement and parking-lot repairs to bridge replacement and water-treatment-facility upgrades. City of Dallas, Charlotte Area Transit System, Kissimmee Utility Authority, and Pasco County appear as repeat buyers across the recent opportunity block.

Recent opportunities span the continental United States with concentration in Texas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and the Midwest. The City of Dallas issued IFB 0527 on October 12, 2026 (due November 10, 2026) for the 2026 Bond Residential Sidewalk Replacement Program Region 3A, a $2.2 million project encompassing removal and replacement of deficient sidewalk sections, barrier-free ramps, street and alley pavement, driveway approaches, and concrete curbs within a defined area. Cirrus Academy Charter School released RFP PE55995NONST2027000000008 on September 30, 2026 (due October 15, 2026) for a 4,200-square-foot reinforced concrete basketball court pad with 5-inch minimum thickness, fiber mesh or #4 rebar reinforcement, and athletic-grade finish; cost comprises 40% of evaluation weight, experience 30%, references 20%, and schedule 10%, with award anticipated October 19, 2026. City of Olathe, Kansas issued IFB 26-0083 on July 31, 2026 (due August 21, 2026) for ready-mix concrete furnishing and delivery covering five concrete types with estimated annual volumes totaling approximately 4,720 cubic yards, with a three-year term and two optional one-year renewals; the city applies a local-vendor preference allowing Johnson County businesses to be selected at price variance up to 2% or $5,000 when quality and suitability are equal. City of Charlotte released ITB 269-2026-203 on April 23, 2026 (due May 19, 2026) for an indefinite-quantity, unit-price contract supplying ready-mix concrete and bulk Portland cement to support sidewalk installation, curbs, gutters, driveways, and accessible-ramp construction across the city's extensive sidewalk and ramp network. Pacing of solicitations—particularly the preponderance of as-needed, term-contract, and indefinite-quantity structures—indicates state and local buyers are systematically establishing standing supply relationships rather than bidding discrete projects, with delivery speed, compliance with local material and wage standards, and multi-location logistics capability emerging as differentiators.