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 and placement for pavement repair, sidewalk construction, curbs and gutters, and related flatwork. State and local governments procure this material through as-needed supply contracts and project-specific bids, typically paired with concrete-repair or general-construction work. Recent activity shows a mix of issuing bodies including counties, cities, transit authorities, and school districts soliciting under this code, with concrete supply contracts appearing regularly across multiple jurisdictions.

Geographic concentration is strongest in Florida (Volusia County, Plant City, Pasco County, Bradenton, Marion County) and Texas (City of Jackson, Williamson County, Buda), with activity also visible in Wisconsin, Georgia, and North Carolina. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Charlotte's Department of Transportation ITB #269-2026-203 for indefinite-quantity ready-mix concrete and bulk Portland cement (response due May 19, 2026), which supports street maintenance across 2,200 miles of sidewalks and 32,000 accessible ramps; Volusia County's IFB 26-B-74JS for ready-mix concrete products in five grades (response due April 23, 2026) with pricing on a per-cubic-yard basis and minimum load charges; and Pasco County's IFB for delivery of concrete fiber and regular ready-mix concrete on an as-needed basis (response due June 30, 2026). Contracts typically run one to three years with renewal options, establish unit pricing by concrete specification (PSI, fiber-reinforcement, pea-stone variants), require delivery capability within 24–48 hours, and impose local vendor preferences where applicable. Insurance and bonding requirements are standard; Davis-Bacon and prevailing wage compliance apply when federal funding is involved.