UNSPSC 30151516: Polypropylene roof tile

Tile made of polypropylene.

UNSPSC 30151516 Polypropylene roof tile is a Commodity code that encompasses the actual scope state and local governments are buying right now — which is not polypropylene tiles at all, but rather roofing system replacement, repair, and maintenance work across multiple membrane types including TPO, asphalt shingle, built-up, modified bitumen, PVC, and standing-seam metal systems. Recent opportunities show cities, counties, school districts, and transit authorities soliciting comprehensive roof replacements and repairs at libraries, recreation centers, municipal buildings, schools, and public facilities. The issuing bodies are heavily weighted toward independent school districts (Austin ISD, DeKalb County Schools, Liberty County Schools, Hillsborough County Public Schools), municipal governments (City of Tybee Island, City of Jackson, City of Tallahassee, City of Fort Worth), counties (Volusia County, Okaloosa County, Santa Clara County, DeKalb County), and higher-education institutions (West Texas A&M University, Houston City College, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority). A few repeat buyers surface: the City of Jackson, Michigan appears five times in the recent block with CDBG-funded housing rehabilitation roofing work; the City of Tybee Island, Georgia appears three times with municipal facility roof work. Roofing contractor services are solicited through ITB, RFP, RFQ, and informal RFQ notice types, with response dates ranging from late January 2026 through August 2026.

The code shows activity across the South (Georgia, Florida), Midwest (Michigan, Texas, Wisconsin), and West (California, Colorado), with standout clusters in Georgia (six opportunities), Michigan (five opportunities), Texas (four opportunities), Florida (four opportunities), and California (three opportunities). Recent representative opportunities include the City of Madison, Wisconsin issuing an RFB for Normal Hall Roof Replacement at 3,600 square feet, asphalt shingle with gutters and downspouts, due August 6, 2026, with a mandatory pre-bid site visit and local-vendor preference; the City of Tucson issuing an RFP for an indefinite-quantity roofing supplies catalog contract due July 29, 2026, subject to ARPA compliance including domestic-goods preference and EPA recovered-materials requirements; the City of Jackson, Michigan issuing multiple sealed bids through its Community Development Department for housing rehabilitation roof and gutter work on individual properties, with response dates in early March 2026 and CDBG compliance requirements including Davis-Bacon wages and Section 3 employment priorities; and the DeKalb County School District issuing ITB 26-707 for district-wide roofing repairs and emergency services across 139 facilities, due May 7, 2026, with 4-hour emergency response requirements and hourly labor-rate pricing. Activity is consistent and distributed across municipal, county, school, and special-purpose buyer categories, with no single issuing body dominating the landscape.