UNSPSC 30111901: Concrete reinforcing fiber

Steel, chemical fiber or carbon fiber in thin fibrous shapes with strong tensile strength that are mixed with aggregate in order to reinforce the relatively weak tensile strength of concrete.

UNSPSC 30111901 Concrete reinforcing fiber is a Commodity code encompassing concrete-reinforcement materials and fiber additives that state and local governments buy for infrastructure repair, roadway resurfacing, sidewalk replacement, and utility-structure restoration work. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers procuring ready-mix concrete containing fiber reinforcement (such as Fibermesh and Calcium Fibermesh additives), concrete repair compounds with rapid-set and chemical-resistance properties, and structural concrete for utility appurtenances and pavement systems. The issuing bodies span city transportation and public works departments, county boards of commissioners and road departments, school districts, regional water and electric utilities, and municipal construction authorities across multiple states. Repeat buyers include the City of Atlanta Department of Transportation, which solicited LMIG-funded street resurfacing work in July 2026, and the City of Bradenton, which established a ready-mix concrete term contract in December 2025; similar concrete services procurements appeared from Greenville County South Carolina, the City of Thousand Oaks California, and several Florida municipalities including Pembroke Pines and the City of Sanford.

Recent activity spans Florida, Georgia, California, Texas, and South Carolina, with Georgia and Florida showing the highest volume and most recent posting dates. The City of Atlanta Department of Transportation posted IFB/CON/DOT/2604-1260182 for 2025 LMIG Street Resurfacing and Associated Activities Group 3 with responses due August 3, 2026, covering 4.32 centerline miles of asphalt resurfacing and utility-structure adjustments encased with concrete pads. The City of Plant City Florida issued RFQ 26041SSIFB for ready-mix concrete services on an as-needed basis with responses due July 9, 2026. Harris County Department of Education solicited competitive sealed proposals under CSP #26/030MR for paving, asphalt, and concrete services through the Choice Partners cooperative purchasing vehicle, with proposals due June 18, 2026. Parkway School District posted a generic concrete installation, maintenance, and repair services bid (26140) due July 20, 2026 with minimal scope detail. Santa Clara County California, Broward County Florida, and Greenville County South Carolina all posted pavement and concrete infrastructure projects in spring 2026 with responses due April through June 2026, indicating sustained demand across public works and transportation sectors for concrete materials and installation services meeting FDOT, GDOT, and state-specific specifications.