UNSPSC 30131607: Clay brick

A brick made of clay in the process of oxidation, adding lime powder for change of color.

UNSPSC 30131607 Clay brick is a Commodity code that spans finished clay masonry units and related materials used in building restoration and new construction. State and local governments procure clay brick primarily through capital improvement projects and facility restoration work, where the commodity appears as a specification line item or component of broader construction or repointing contracts rather than as a standalone supply purchase. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include city governments and county commissions undertaking building and grounds maintenance or capital restoration projects. The City of Statesboro, Georgia, for example, recently solicited sealed bids for exterior restoration work at the Averitt Center for the Arts that included brick repointing—a scope directly tied to clay brick specifications and installation practice—with bid opening on March 5, 2026.

Recent activity shows concentrated opportunity in the Southeast, specifically Georgia. The Statesboro procurement, posted January 22, 2026, required a mandatory pre-bid conference on February 19, 2026, and mandated 20 percent minority or female business enterprise participation of total construction cost. Beyond Georgia, recent activity data supporting this code is limited; the available records include a Williamson County, Texas relocation notice unrelated to procurement and a Seminole County, Florida mechanical vegetation treatment RFP with an expired response date that bears no connection to clay brick. Geographic concentration and the project-driven nature of brick procurement suggest that opportunity volume under this code depends on municipal and county capital improvement cycles and facility restoration funding availability rather than steady-state demand.