UNSPSC 30111601: Cement

UNSPSC 30111601 Cement, a Commodity code, covers the direct procurement of portland cement and ready-mix concrete by state and local governments for infrastructure maintenance, construction, and emergency repairs. State and local buyers under this code purchase bulk portland cement, bagged cement products, ready-mix concrete in multiple strength grades, and specialized concrete mixes (fiber-reinforced, accelerated set, flowable fill) for sidewalk and curb installation, pavement patching, water infrastructure work, and facility repairs. Issuing bodies span state departments of transportation, county road and public works departments, city engineering and transportation divisions, water authorities, school districts, and special districts. Repeat buyers include Williamson County and Marion County in Texas, Volusia County in Florida, the City of Charlotte and City of Palo Alto for municipal maintenance, and state transportation agencies in Georgia and Phoenix. The code captures both commodity-style unit-price contracts and design-build work where concrete placement is a component of larger infrastructure projects.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, California, Georgia, and the upper Midwest. Representative opportunities include Williamson County's IFB 26IFB35 for Type I/II and Type IL Portland Cement (bulk and bagged, due April 21, 2026), the City of Charlotte's ITB for Ready Mix Concrete and Bulk Cement supporting 2,200 miles of sidewalk and 32,000 accessible ramps (due May 19, 2026), Marion County Florida's ITB for asphalt and concrete roadway construction on SE 44th Avenue (due March 12, 2026), the City of Palo Alto's RFQ for Portland Cement Concrete delivery on a three-year blanket contract (due February 17, 2026), and Portage County Wisconsin's bid for ready-mix concrete in multiple grades for highway department projects (due March 24, 2026). Galveston County solicited concrete repair and placement services for flatwork, street pavement, curbs, and headwalls; the City of New Smyrna Beach requested bids for golf cart path resurfacing with 4-inch concrete at minimum 3,000 psi (due August 4, 2026). These opportunities typically operate as one-year contracts with renewal options, demand firm fixed pricing or indexed pricing tied to fuel or material indices, and require delivery within 24 to 48 hours of order placement to multiple job sites across jurisdictions.