UNSPSC 30131608: Salt glazed brick

A brick mainly made of clay. Its surface consists of a fusion of glaze or similar material.

UNSPSC 30131608 Salt glazed brick (Commodity) does not show relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The most-recent-opportunities block contains four entries: a Williamson County relocation notice with no procurement scope; a San Bernardino County ITB for general facility maintenance parts and supplies spanning HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and tools with no salt glazed brick specification; a Sourcewell RFP for law enforcement equipment; and a Monroe County RFP for historic masonry restoration at Fort East Martello Tower in Key West, Florida, due June 4, 2026. While the Monroe County opportunity involves historic brick masonry work, the solicitation specifies replacement brick must match existing historic brick in size, color, and strength, with compression testing required—a performance-driven specification targeting salvaged or custom-blended historic brick rather than manufactured salt glazed brick as a commodity product. None of the recent opportunities in the block explicitly solicit salt glazed brick or reference the product category.

State and local procurement under this Commodity code, if present, would likely serve historic preservation, municipal infrastructure restoration, or specialized architectural projects requiring salt glazed brick's durability and aesthetic properties. Without concrete recent activity showing active demand for salt glazed brick as a procurement line item, no geographic concentration or repeat-buyer pattern emerges from the available record. Firms evaluating this code should monitor for historic restoration RFPs, municipal building renovation initiatives, and specialized masonry projects where salt glazed brick might be specified, but current available opportunities do not support an active pursuit strategy.