UNSPSC 30151702: Drip caps

UNSPSC 30151702 Drip caps, Commodity code, captures gutter system components and installation work that state and local governments procure as part of residential and facility roof and drainage rehabilitation projects. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show demand for aluminum K-type gutters (typically 5-inch profile), downspout systems, drip edge and rake edge metal components, and complete gutter installation services integrated into larger roof replacement and water management scopes. The issuing bodies are primarily community development departments administering housing rehabilitation grants and airport or transit maintenance authorities managing facility infrastructure. The City of Jackson Community Development Department appears as a repeat buyer, soliciting multiple CDBG-funded residential roof and gutter replacement projects across properties in Kalamazoo County, Michigan; other recent buyers include the Melbourne Airport Authority in Florida and school districts undertaking facility upgrades.

Michigan and Florida show the strongest recent activity under this code. The City of Jackson posted five competitive sealed bid solicitations between early July and late August 2026 for residential gutter and roof work at individual properties (2014 Woodsum Street, 237 N Gorham Street, 1413 Teneyck Street, 225 W High Street, 827 Bush Street, and 1017 Second Court), with response deadlines on July 1, July 7, July 8, June 24, August 27, and August 27, 2026 respectively. The Melbourne Airport Authority issued an IFB for gutter repairs at two airport locations (100 Aerospace Drive and the Airport Fire Station at 901 Tower Access Road), with 3,060 linear feet of 7-inch commercial box gutters at the primary site; MGM Contracting of Cocoa, Florida won the award at $98,900 with bids due June 30, 2026. The Fontana Unified School District in California solicited water piping replacement that included indirect gutter work scope; bids were due June 8, 2026 with a construction cost estimate of $250,000. Most City of Jackson projects carry 18-month warranties, require Michigan contractor licensure and SAM.gov registration, and mandate Davis-Bacon prevailing wages and Section 3 employment preference due to CDBG funding.