UNSPSC 30131600: Bricks

UNSPSC 30131600 Bricks, a Class code, covers clay brick pavers and precast concrete units used in municipal sidewalk, transit facility, and infrastructure projects. State and local procurement offices solicit clay brick pavers for pedestrian infrastructure in public rights-of-way, precast concrete pavers for light rail stations and transit centers, and precast truncated dome pavers for ADA-compliant accessible ramp areas. Sidewalk and curb work dominates the recent activity—forming, placing, and finishing concrete units as needed for city street improvements, storm drain and utility work, roadway capacity expansion, and park renovation. Cities and transit authorities issue most of the recent solicitations, with repeat activity from Florida municipalities (Sanford, Pinellas County, Broward County, Orange County) and Georgia jurisdictions (DeKalb County, Fairburn, Marietta, Statesboro). Work spans general maintenance contracts for concrete and curb-and-gutter services as well as project-specific installations tied to ADA compliance upgrades and emergency infrastructure replacement. Davis-Bacon wage compliance, prevailing wage requirements, and local vendor preference scoring are common regulatory features, alongside performance and payment bond obligations and comprehensive insurance minimums ranging from $500,000 to $2,000,000.

Recent opportunities show activity concentrated in Florida and Georgia, with additional activity in Connecticut, Colorado, California, and Washington. The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) issued an RFQ for paving units (clay brick pavers, precast concrete pavers, and truncated dome pavers) with a July 8, 2026 response deadline; the City of Madison Community Development Authority posted an IFB for concrete sidewalk removal and replacement (bids due July 17, 2026) including new concrete with 4-inch minimum thickness and ADA-compliant slopes; the City of Sanford, Florida issued an IRFQ for paver maintenance and engraving services at Veterans Memorial Park (due April 30, 2026) covering multiple paver sizes and quarterly maintenance; and DeKalb County, Georgia solicited an on-call three-year contract for concrete and retainer walls (due May 4, 2026) covering curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and steps county-wide. Broader pavement and roadway projects—Orange County, Florida's $6.2 million bridge replacement (due July 7, 2026) and Broward County's miscellaneous traffic and roadway construction contract with 25 percent County Business Enterprise participation requirements—show that brick and concrete paving work occurs as line items within larger infrastructure procurements. No significant shift in code activity is apparent; the code reflects steady, distributed demand across multiple municipalities for both scheduled maintenance and emergency repairs.