UNSPSC 30121701: Geomesh

UNSPSC 30121701 Geomesh is a Commodity code covering articulated concrete block erosion control mats and related geosynthetic erosion control products that state and local governments deploy in stormwater management, slope stabilization, streambank protection, and site restoration work. Recent solicitations show concrete erosion mats specified for wildlife area pond management, high-performance turf reinforcement matting for slope stabilization on recreational facilities, and stand-alone geosynthetic erosion control material supply contracts. State and local issuing bodies include wildlife and parks departments (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), county governments (Fayette County, Georgia; Volusia County, Florida; Boulder County, Colorado), cities (Watsonville, California; Tybee Island, Georgia), and special-purpose authorities (Atlanta BeltLine, Inc.). Purchase patterns reflect both competitive sealed bids for complete construction projects incorporating erosion control as one work component and dedicated material supply contracts where erosion control products are sourced on a project-by-project or on-call basis.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Georgia, and Florida. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department posted an IFB on July 10, 2026, for approximately thirty-two rolls of articulated concrete block erosion control mats with geogrid backing and erosion control underlayment for White Oak Creek Wildlife Management Area, with bids due July 24, 2026. Fayette County, Georgia issued ITB 27001-B on July 2, 2026, for Kenwood Park Erosion Stabilization specifying high-performance turf reinforcement matting (Solmax Propex Pyramat 75 HPTRM) for slope stabilization across 1,760 square yards, with bids due July 28, 2026. Volusia County, Florida solicited erosion control materials and geosynthetic products through ITB 26-B-58KO (due March 26, 2026) covering nonwoven and woven geotextile rolls, double net erosion blankets, and plastic erosion mats on a three-year master agreement with optional renewals. Boulder County Parks and Open Space posted a qualification solicitation (due May 27, 2026) for pre-qualified vendors to supply erosion control supplies including ground reinforcement systems and geosynthetics on an as-needed basis for multiple projects over five years.