UNSPSC 30121601: Asphalt

UNSPSC 30121601 Asphalt, a Commodity code, encompasses the supply and placement of hot mix asphalt, cold mix asphalt, chip seal oils, liquid asphalts, and associated asphalt materials for roadway resurfacing, overlay, milling, patching, and surface treatment work. State and local procurement activity under this code spans cities, counties, school districts, and regional transit authorities, with substantial recent activity from Florida, Texas, Utah, Georgia, and the upper Midwest driven by robust pavement preservation and rehabilitation programs.

Recent opportunities reflect both material supply contracts and full construction services incorporating asphalt placement. The City of Fort Myers issued ITB 26070 (due August 17, 2026) for mill and replace asphalt resurfacing across multiple street segments, with work to be completed within four months of Notice to Proceed under Florida Department of Transportation standards. Hunt County, Texas is soliciting asphalt mixes (ITB260701, due August 11, 2026) and asphalt material (ITB260703, due August 11, 2026) with minimal scope detail disclosed. Pinellas County, Florida, a standout repeat buyer, has issued multiple pavement preservation packages: Package 3 (ITB 260363, due August 11, 2026) and Package 4 (ITB 260364, due July 21, 2026), each spanning 34–39 lane miles of milling and resurfacing with 7% Small Business Enterprise participation goals and Superpave asphalt placement. The City of St. George, Utah is procuring 2,500 tons of LMCRS-2H chip seal oil (IFB FY27 CHIP SEAL OIL SUPPLY, due July 16, 2026). Salt Lake County Contracts and Procurement is managing a multiple-award Request for Competitive Sealed Proposals for asphalt concrete mix and trucking/delivery services (RFC SLCo PWO130995-1, due December 31, 2026) with an estimated annual contract value of $1.7 million over six years covering Salt Lake County municipalities. Collin County, Texas is soliciting liquid asphalt products including CRS-1, CRS-1P, CSS-1, MC-grade oils, and RC-grade emulsions (IFB 2026-277, due July 16, 2026) with estimated annual value of $100,000, and asphaltic concrete road materials across eight zones (IFB 2026-280, due July 16, 2026) with estimated contract value of $3 million. Geographic concentration is strongest in Texas (Collin County, Hunt County, Lubbock City, Henderson County), Florida (Pinellas County, Orange County, Fort Myers), Utah (Salt Lake County, Salt Lake City School District, Beaver County School District, Jordan School District, American Fork City, Granite School District), and Georgia (Macon-Bibb County, Fulton County, Marietta, Duluth); secondary activity appears in Mississippi (Noxubee County, Rankin County, Jones County), Connecticut, Maryland, Wisconsin, and California. The mix of issuing bodies reflects county road departments managing large annual volumes and school districts executing campus pavement rehabilitation—Pinellas County School District (ITB 26-CD-031, due August 4, 2026) is seeking resurfacing and restriping services with approximately $300,000 contract value over one year. Market conditions remain active through Q3 2026, with most notice-to-proceed dates clustering in late July through September and contract terms typically one to six years with annual price escalation caps of 3–5 percent tied to published indices.