UNSPSC 30131611: Wood brick

Brick made with processed wood or compressed wood fragments. Used for inner walls in buildings.

UNSPSC 30131611 Wood brick is a Commodity code that identifies engineered or manufactured masonry units and structural fill materials for building construction and restoration. State and local governments procure wood brick primarily through capital project solicitations for historic preservation, structural repair, and facility rehabilitation. Recent opportunities reveal that the code encompasses both specialty historic masonry matching and general building material supply, with procurement issuing from county governments and special-purpose districts pursuing construction services contracts. The Monroe County Board of County Commissioners in Florida issued RFP for the East Martello Historic Masonry Restoration project (RFP, due June 4, 2026) requiring contractors to source and install replacement brick matching existing historic masonry from 1845 to 1862, with exact color, size, and strength specifications including compression testing. County procurement offices dominate the recent activity, supplemented by regional cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Sourcewell that aggregate demand across multiple participating entities.

Geographic concentration appears strongest in the Southeast and Southwest regions, with recent activity documented in Florida, California, Minnesota-affiliated Sourcewell members across Washington state (Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, and Yakima Counties), and Texas. The East Martello project represents the most concrete match to wood brick procurement, combining historic preservation standards with material specifications requiring three years' documented experience in similar projects and adherence to Secretary of the Interior Standards for Rehabilitation. A separate San Bernardino County ITB 6391 for Parts & Supplies (ITB, due June 19, 2026) included building materials among 500+ line items across multiple categories, though the source does not isolate wood brick as a primary focus. San Bernardino County extended a 5 percent local vendor preference for vendors with principal place of business within the county. Recent opportunity volume under this code is sparse relative to the breadth of state and local procurement, suggesting either narrow project-specific demand or consistent tagging under higher-tier material-classification codes.