UNSPSC 30131700: Tiles and flagstones

UNSPSC 30131700 Tiles and flagstones (Class) covers removal, replacement, and installation of ceramic tile, stone tile, and related materials in public facilities—work that state and local governments solicit regularly for aquatic centers, community facilities, schools, and airport restrooms. Recent solicitations show tile work valued as line items within larger renovation projects, ranging from $257,768 for trade-specific tile work to inclusion within multi-million-dollar facility upgrades. State and local buyers issuing under this code include county governments, city public facilities departments, school districts, and airport authorities. The scope spans base bid work (tile removal and replacement using specified formats and grout systems) and alternate components (reinstallation of fixtures such as lockers, stalls, and restroom accessories). Contractors must typically demonstrate three to five years of commercial flooring or tile installation experience with references, provide performance and payment bonds, maintain Commercial General Liability insurance, and comply with prevailing wage requirements where applicable.

Recent activity spans multiple regions. Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners solicited wall and floor tile replacement for Bethesda Park Aquatic Center (bid due July 9, 2026, IFB, with work completion between September 14 and October 16, 2026). The City of Boston Public Facilities Department included tile work at $257,768 as one of fourteen trade packages for the North End Community Center project (SOQ due August 12, 2026, prequalification round). The University of Texas at Tyler incorporated ceramic tile installation within its Cowan Center Lobby Renovation RFP (proposals due May 18, 2026), and the Lee County Port Authority specified Sherwin-Williams Duraflex epoxy over existing tile for restroom remodels at Southwest Florida International Airport (RFB due April 23, 2026). Recent opportunities cluster in Georgia, Texas, Florida, Massachusetts, and Idaho, with issuing bodies ranging from county facilities to municipal departments and higher-education institutions.