UNSPSC 30111603: Hydraulic lime

UNSPSC 30111603 Hydraulic lime, a Commodity code, shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity. The single opportunity that explicitly names hydraulic lime in the source material—a City of Dallas sidewalk-replacement project (ITB 0527, due November 10, 2026, $2.2 million)—mentions the material in passing within a broad concrete and curbing scope but does not isolate hydraulic lime as a line-item purchase. The code lacks a clear pattern of direct procurement across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments buying under this code would typically use hydraulic lime in masonry mortar, restoration of historic structures, lime-based concrete repair, or specialty cement applications; however, the posted opportunities spanning August 2026 through October 2026 show that issuing bodies are sourcing ready-mix concrete, Portland cement, precast concrete products, asphalt, and concrete repair services—not hydraulic lime specifically.

The geographic concentration of recent activity spans Texas (Dallas, Plant City, San Angelo, Buda, Jackson, Arlington), Florida (Ocala, New Smyrna Beach, Ventura County, Volusia County, Charlotte area transit), Georgia (Clayton County, Rome, Stephens County, Lavonia), North Carolina (Charlotte Area Transit System), and scattered jurisdictions in Kentucky, Arizona, Oregon, and elsewhere. However, none of these opportunities are keyed to hydraulic lime procurement. The code shows little active pursuit right now—bidding activity is concentrated on ready-mix concrete, bulk Portland cement, and construction services broadly. Hydraulic lime remains a niche product, typically specified in conservation and restoration work; if procurement under this code exists, it is either bundled into larger material contracts or issued at lower volume and lower frequency than the commodity codes driving recent state and local market activity.