UNSPSC 30111900: Concrete reinforcement hardware

Ironware used as reinforcement for piling and plastering in steel reinforced concrete structures.

UNSPSC 30111900 Concrete reinforcement hardware, a Class code, encompasses the supply and installation of reinforcing materials embedded in concrete structures — rebar, mesh, wire, fasteners, and related hardware used to strengthen concrete in infrastructure projects. State and local governments procuring under this code are primarily purchasing concrete reinforcement as a component of broader pavement, sidewalk, curb, structural, and utility repair work, not standalone hardware contracts. The issuing bodies span city transportation and engineering departments, county public works offices, school districts, and water/utility authorities across multiple states. Cities of Atlanta, Bradenton, Madison, Plant City, Richardson, Thousand Oaks, and the counties of Barrow, Douglas, Clay, Orange, Santa Clara, and Greenville appear repeatedly in recent activity. Work being solicited includes street and pavement resurfacing with concrete components (City of Atlanta IFB for 2025 LMIG Street Resurfacing, July 2026; Barrow County resurfacing of Wynn Lake Road, March 2026), concrete sidewalk and curb ramp installation meeting ADA standards (City of Madison concrete sidewalk replacement, July 2026; City of Thousand Oaks citywide concrete replacement and curb ramps, January 2026), and embedded repairs in utility structures such as concrete pads around utility boxes (City of Atlanta LMIG project). Ready-mix concrete procurement (City of Plant City term contract, July 2026; City of Bradenton ITB for ready-mix concrete, December 2025) often includes reinforcement specifications as part of material requirements.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia (Atlanta, Barrow County, Douglas County), Florida (Plant City, Madison, Bradenton, Clay County), and California (Santa Clara County, Thousand Oaks), with secondary activity in Texas, Connecticut, and South Carolina. The majority of opportunities are IFB (Invitation for Bid) notices on fixed-price, firm contracts for unit-priced concrete work across multiple locations within a single jurisdiction. Representative solicitations include the City of Atlanta IFB/CON/DOT/2604-1260182 for street resurfacing across three streets with concrete utility pad encasement (bids due August 3, 2026), the City of Madison IFB #1504902026 for concrete sidewalk removal and replacement at Gay Braxton Apartments (bids due July 17, 2026), and Barrow County's sealed-bid resurfacing project on Wynn Lake Road requiring 2,230 tons of recycled asphaltic concrete topping (bids due March 18, 2026). Procurement volumes are typically small to moderate contract values ($100,000–$5,000,000 range) with firm pricing, 90–365 day completion windows, standard performance and payment bonding, and no identified set-asides. The code attracts general contractors, paving firms, and concrete specialists competing on price and prior experience.