UNSPSC 30121701: Geomesh

UNSPSC 30121701 Geomesh, a Commodity code, captures erosion control geosynthetics and reinforcement products—primarily articulated concrete blocks, turf reinforcement matting, geotextiles, geoweb systems, and related underlayment—that state and local governments procure for slope stabilization, drainage repair, and post-disturbance site restoration. Recent solicitations show counties, cities, and special-purpose districts sourcing these materials both as standalone product purchases (concrete erosion control mats, geomesh panels) and as components within larger erosion-control and infrastructure-repair contracts. Issuing bodies span county boards of supervisors (Lawrence County, Mississippi; Fayette County, Georgia), municipal governments (City of Casselberry, Florida; City of Marietta, Georgia), state environmental agencies (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), regional authorities (Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.), and county park departments (Boulder County Parks and Open Space, Colorado), with work often funded in whole or part by U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service Emergency Watershed Protection programs or similar federal cost-share arrangements. The code shows sustained activity across erosion repair, post-hurricane drainage reconstruction, recreational-facility stabilization, and roundabout/pavement-project ancillary work.

Recent opportunities span the South, Southeast, and intermountain West. Lawrence County, Mississippi (ITB 56-20260924123344, sealed bids due October 19, 2026) solicited erosion control work on New Zion Road under USDA NRCS Emergency Watershed Protection. The City of Casselberry, Florida (ITB 2026-1468, bids due August 20, 2026) requested geotextile, geoweb, and articulating concrete block revetment with slope reinforcement for post-hurricane drainage reconstruction at two municipal locations, with engineering cost estimates totaling $623,345. Fayette County, Georgia (ITB 27001-B, bids due July 28, 2026) specified Solmax Propex Pyramat 75 high-performance turf reinforcement matting (1,760 square yards) for Kenwood Park erosion stabilization. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (IFB 8022675523, bids due July 24, 2026) requested approximately thirty-two rolls of articulated concrete block erosion control mats (sixteen feet wide by fifty feet long, pyramid-style blocks, 6.5" × 6.5" × 2.25", minimum 5,000 PSI compressive strength, geogrid backing) for White Oak Creek Wildlife Management Area in Omaha, Texas, with delivery required by August 15, 2026. Boulder County Parks and Open Space (SOQ 28626, proposals due May 27, 2026) established a five-year short-list qualification procurement for landscaping and erosion control materials including ground reinforcement systems, geosynthetics, sediment controls, and storm management products on an as-needed basis. Incumbent or repeat buyers do not surface prominently across this recent window, though NRCS-funded watershed protection work appears as a recurring funding driver.