UNSPSC 30151517: Plastic roof tiles

A tile made of plastic and used as a roof finishing material.

UNSPSC 30151517 Plastic roof tiles is a Commodity code that spans roofing materials and installation services across diverse facility types, though recent state and local solicitations show activity concentrated in roof replacement and repair work using synthetic membrane systems, asphalt shingles, and specialty materials rather than plastic tile specifically. State and local buyers under this code include cities (Tucson, Tybee Island, Phoenix, Madison), counties (Santa Clara, Chatham, Okaloosa, Pinal), special-purpose districts (Harrisburg Housing Authority, Santa Clara County Central Fire Protection District), school boards (Stephens County Board of Education, San Jacinto College), and other public facilities. The work solicited ranges from indefinite-quantity standing supplies catalogs to fixed-scope building roof replacements, with projects spanning removal and disposal, membrane or shingle installation, flashing, insulation, deck inspection, and warranty guarantees. Issuing bodies frequently combine procurement with prevailing-wage compliance, Section 3 labor-hour requirements (in HUD-funded housing projects), contractor licensing mandates (particularly C-39 roofing licenses in California), bonding requirements, and manufacturer certification standards.

Geographic activity concentrates in California (Santa Clara County, Santa Clara County Central Fire Protection District, Phoenix, and San Martin projects), Arizona (Tucson, Pinal County), Georgia (Chatham County, Tybee Island, College Park, Stephens County), and scattered activity in Texas (San Jacinto College), Pennsylvania (Harrisburg Housing Authority), Florida (Okaloosa County), and Wisconsin (Madison). Representative recent solicitations include the City of Tucson's RFQ for an extensive roofing supplies catalog (response due July 29, 2026), the City of Tybee Island's ITB for Guard House roof replacement in synthetic slate tile with a mandatory pre-bid site visit (October 27, 2026 deadline), Chatham County's sealed-bid solicitation for 60 mil TPO membrane installation at the Records Center with a 30 percent combined M/WBE participation goal (June 18, 2026), and the Harrisburg Housing Authority's IFB for TPO roof replacement with Section 3 compliance and prevailing wage determinations (October 17, 2026). Projects typically run 40–120 days from notice to proceed, require comprehensive insurance and bonding, and are often subject to federal compliance overlays including ARPA domestic-preference rules, HUD Section 3 labor standards, or OSHA certification mandates when federally funded.