UNSPSC 30122004: Non skid exterior paving material

Used on areas with high slope or on a sharp curve to prevent skidding. It is made with a mix of epoxy, non-skid aggregate(steel slag, silica, etc)

UNSPSC 30122004 Non skid exterior paving material (Commodity) covers interior and institutional flooring systems—carpet tile, epoxy, urethane resin, hardwood athletic floors, and resilient surfaces—that state and local governments are actively soliciting for schools, airports, municipal facilities, and specialized institutional spaces. Recent opportunities show the code captures both new-installation and maintenance/repair work across gyms, meeting rooms, hangars, fire stations, and restrooms, with flooring contractors typically bidding on complete removal, substrate preparation, material supply, installation, and finishing.

Issuing bodies across this code include city procurement departments (Pembroke Pines, Fort Worth, Meriden, Dallas, Atlanta), school districts (Pinellas County, Seminole County, Texas Military Department), airport authorities (Lee County Port Authority, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, Beaufort County), state and regional facilities authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority, Oregon Military Department), and county governments (Harris County Education, Adams County, Spalding County). The Georgia World Congress Center Authority has posted at least two carpet-replacement solicitations since February 2026. Geographic activity spans Florida (multiple fire and municipal projects in Broward and Hillsborough counties, plus Lee County airport work), Georgia (World Congress Center, Spalding County, Atlanta Public Schools), Oregon (military installations and fire districts), Texas (school and military academies), Connecticut, Mississippi, and beyond. Representative recent opportunities include the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's Building C Meeting Room Carpet Replacement Phase IV (IFB due August 3, 2026, approximately 41,913 square feet of Shaw carpet tile); Beaufort County Capital Projects' Airport Hangar Floor Resurfacing (RFP due July 8, 2026, 7,500 square feet of epoxy and urethane system); Lee County Port Authority's restroom remodels at Southwest Florida International Airport (RFB due April 23, 2026, Sherwin-Williams Duraflex epoxy and stainless-steel fixtures); Texas Military Department's gymnasium floor at Texas Challenge Academy (IFB due June 29, 2026, 5,386 square feet of Omni Sport basketball flooring with HUB subcontracting required); and the City of Fort Worth's district-wide carpet and flooring installation services agreement (RFP due July 23, 2026, non-exclusive, 30% small-business participation goal). Prevailing wage requirements, Davis-Bacon compliance, and section 3 worker hour mandates apply to federally funded airport and HUD-supported projects. Bond and insurance requirements are standard across solicitations, typically $1 million to $2 million general liability with performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value for awards over $25,000–$100,000 thresholds.