UNSPSC 30111508: Water permeable concrete

Concrete for which the extent of infiltration of water has been elevated by forming continuous apertures by mixing cement, crushed aggregate, water and mineral admixture.

UNSPSC 30111508 Water permeable concrete is a Commodity code that encompasses ready-mix concrete and permeable or porous concrete products used by state and local governments for sidewalk replacement, parking areas, drainage applications, and surface restoration. Recent solicitations show state and local procurement offices buying conventional ready-mix concrete in multiple strength grades for maintenance and repair work, often with specialized variants such as fiber-reinforced mixes, flowable fill, and permeable friction courses for pavement. The issuing bodies include cities (Dallas, Plant City, Olathe, San Angelo, Arlington, Rome, Buda, Jackson, Owensboro, New Smyrna Beach, Charlotte, Lavonia), counties (Pinal, Volusia, Harris County Toll Road Authority, Orange County, Indian River County, Deschutes County, Clayton County, Galveston County, Marion County), transit authorities (Charlotte Area Transit System), and school districts (Harlingen Consolidated ISD, Cirrus Academy Charter School, Stephens County Board of Education). These bodies solicit ready-mix concrete as term contracts on an as-needed basis, typically with unit pricing by cubic yard, multiple strength specifications, and 12-month to 3-year terms with renewal options.

Geographic activity spans multiple states, with significant recent concentration in Texas (Dallas, Plant City, San Angelo, Arlington, Buda, Jackson, Owensboro, Harlingen, Lavonia) and Florida (New Smyrna Beach, Orange County, Indian River County, Pasco County, Volusia County) alongside activity in North Carolina (Charlotte), Georgia (Rome, Clayton County, Stephens County, Lavonia), Kansas (Olathe), Oregon (Deschutes County), Arizona (Pinal County), and Kentucky (Owensboro). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Dallas's 2026 Bond Residential Sidewalk Replacement Program Region 3A (sealed-bid IFB with $2.2 million budget, responses due November 10, 2026); Cirrus Academy Charter School's reinforced concrete basketball court pad (RFP, 4,200 square feet with 5-inch thickness and fiber-mesh reinforcement, responses due October 15, 2026); the City of Olathe's ready-mix concrete furnishing and delivery on an as-needed basis (IFB-26-0083 with five concrete types totaling approximately 4,720 cubic yards annually, bids due August 21, 2026, local-vendor preference up to 2% price variance within Johnson County); and the City of Charlotte's indefinite-quantity, unit-price contract for ready-mix concrete and bulk Portland cement supporting 2,200 miles of sidewalks and 32,000 accessible ramps (ITB #269-2026-203, responses due May 19, 2026). Demand remains steady across municipal maintenance cycles, with most jurisdictions treating concrete as a recurring operational supply rather than a project-specific procurement.