UNSPSC 30131609: Fabricated brick

A brick made of plastics or urethane which is easy to manufacture.

UNSPSC 30131609 Fabricated brick is a Commodity code capturing the procurement of fabricated brick products for state and local government facility projects. Recent solicitations show that state and local bodies purchase fabricated brick primarily for historic masonry restoration, facade repair, and structural stabilization work rather than new construction or routine stocking. The Monroe County Board of County Commissioners' East Martello Historic Masonry Restoration project exemplifies the scope: contractors are repointing and replacing historic brick at Fort East Martello Tower dating from 1845–1862, with replacement brick required to match existing historic brick exactly in size, color, and strength, incorporating a minimum of four brick colors to match the historic blend. Similarly, the City of Statesboro's Averitt Center Brick Repointing and Window Replacement project calls for brick repointing and exterior wall restoration at the Averitt Center for the Arts. Issuing bodies include county commissions, city governments, and special-purpose public facilities (museums and arts centers), with solicitations structured as sealed-bid ITBs and RFPs using competitive procurement with performance and payment bonding requirements.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and Florida. Monroe County, Florida issued RFP for East Martello restoration due June 4, 2026, requiring three years of documented historic preservation experience and evaluation weighted toward relevant experience (25 points), staffing composition (25 points), and price (35 points), with a 240-calendar-day performance window from August 3, 2026 to March 31, 2027. The City of Statesboro, Georgia posted its Averitt Center solicitation in January 2026 with sealed bid due March 5, 2026, mandating a mandatory pre-bid conference on February 19, 2026, 100-percent performance and payment bonding, and a minimum 20 percent minority or female business enterprise participation requirement. Neither solicitation shows explicit dollar values or incumbent vendors in the available documentation. The code shows limited recent volume — two masonry restoration opportunities over six months — concentrated in specialized historic preservation and facade restoration rather than general brick supply.