UNSPSC 30111605: Lean lime

UNSPSC 30111605 Lean lime (Commodity) represents a narrow slice of state and local procurement activity, with recent solicitations showing minimal direct purchasing of lean lime as a standalone material. Instead, state and local governments acquire lime-based products primarily as components within larger infrastructure projects — most commonly limestone and lime stabilization materials embedded in roadway base courses, concrete paving operations, and water treatment facility upgrades. The code appears underutilized as a primary procurement vehicle, with issuing bodies opting instead to tag lime-containing work under broader pavement, concrete, or construction codes.

Recent opportunities show no standalone lean lime solicitations. The most relevant activities appear in Marion County, Florida's roadway construction (Project 26B-049, ITB due March 12, 2026), which includes subgrade stabilization with LBR 40 material and limerock base installation as line items within a larger asphalt paving contract, and the City of Lavonia, Georgia's water treatment plant improvements (sealed bid due May 26, 2026), which encompasses facility modifications but does not explicitly itemize lean lime procurement. Deschutes County's primary clarifier rehabilitation (IFB due July 30, 2026, estimated $808,800–$1,213,200) involves concrete work but no identified lean lime component. The code shows little recent standalone activity; procurement officers appear to classify lime-stabilized materials under pavement or concrete family codes rather than as a discrete commodity purchase. Geographic activity is fragmented across Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Oregon, with no concentration in a single jurisdiction or region. Firms pursuing this code should expect primarily embedded opportunities within highway, parking, or facility construction RFPs rather than direct material supply contracts.