UNSPSC 30111902: Construction expansion joint

A material that can be compressed or expanded according to the displacement of concrete due to expansion, contraction and vibration by being filled into the gap in the new structural joint of concrete.

UNSPSC 30111902 Construction expansion joint is a Commodity code that captures materials and labor for pavement joints, concrete sealing, and related joint repair work in road and facility construction projects. Recent state and local solicitations frame the code around concrete joint repairs, expansion joint installation, and pavement rehabilitation rather than the material component alone. Cities, counties, and special-purpose districts issue under this code, with activity concentrated in California and the broader Southwest, though recent opportunities extend into Georgia and Texas. The work spans maintenance and new-construction settings, from parking garage restoration to highway rehabilitation and site civil improvements, often bundled as line-item components within larger pavement or concrete projects rather than standalone procurements.

Santa Clara County, California dominates recent activity under this code, issuing two major ITBs in the first half of 2026: the Central Expressway Pavement Rehabilitation Project between Bowers Avenue and Scott Boulevard (ITBRDAFY260694, due May 21, 2026), which includes expansion joint work as part of comprehensive pavement rehabilitation, and the Expressway Guardrail Replacement and Safety Barrier Improvements project (ITBRDAFY260652, due April 23, 2026), which specifies curb and gutter replacement and joint-related work. The City of Peoria, Arizona solicited preconstruction and construction services for the Agua Fria Booster Station Phase II (P260074, due August 4, 2026), which encompasses infrastructure improvements including joint and sealing work. The Savannah Airport Commission issued a sealed construction bid (PE33699NONST2026000000113, due March 31, 2026) for North Economy Parking Garage and Long Term Hourly Parking Garage Restoration, specifically naming joint repairs as part of the scope. The City of Scottsdale's Job Order Contract RFQ (26RFSQ061, due March 31, 2026) establishes a $12 million to $30 million multi-year vehicle for citywide civil and site work, including concrete work and pavement elements where joint work regularly appears. These procurements indicate active demand in California, Arizona, Georgia, and Texas for expansion joint materials and installation labor as components of larger construction and rehabilitation projects.