UNSPSC 30151516: Polypropylene roof tile

Tile made of polypropylene.

UNSPSC 30151516 Polypropylene roof tile is a Commodity code that encompasses the material itself and related installation services for roofing projects. State and local governments procure polypropylene and synthetic slate roof tiles for facility rehabilitation, corrections infrastructure, commercial buildings, and multi-family residential properties, typically as components of larger roof replacement or restoration projects. The issuing bodies span municipal departments (public works, community development, facilities management), county facilities and special districts (corrections, transit, fire protection), community colleges, and school districts. Activity shows geographic spread across Florida, Georgia, Arizona, California, Michigan, Connecticut, and Texas, with particular concentration in Florida and Georgia based on recent solicitations.

Representative opportunities include Collier County, Florida's ITB 26-8693 for CCSO Jail (J3) Roof Replacement and Louver Repair (bids due October 12, 2026), which specified high-performance single-ply roofing with a $3,000,000 budget; the City of Ocala's ITB for Roof Restoration Coating Services (bids due June 9, 2026) requiring Inland Coatings fluid-applied elastomeric systems on multiple substrate types across city facilities; the City of Tybee Island's ITB 2026-109 for Guard House Roof Replacement (bids due October 27, 2026), which specified DaVinci Multi-Width Slate tile in Aberdeen color with Brava Old World Slate Synthetic tile as an alternate; and the City of College Park's RFP for Georgia International Convention Center Roof Replacement (due May 25, 2026), requiring TPO membrane installation at a 419,700 square-foot facility. Most opportunities are structured as fixed-price ITBs with mandatory pre-bid or site-visit requirements, performance and payment bonding, and manufacturer warranties ranging from 15 to 30 years. CDBG-funded residential rehabilitation projects in Michigan and Arizona also appear regularly under this code, though the actual materials specified vary by project (architectural shingles, standing seam metal, and synthetic tiles all appear). The code shows steady activity but captures a broad range of roofing material and system specifications rather than polypropylene tile alone.