UNSPSC 30161510: Plastic wall covering

UNSPSC 30161510 Plastic wall covering is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure vinyl wall wraps, adhesive-backed films, and related plastic surfacing materials for interior and exterior applications. The scope includes design, material production, installation, and finishing services for commercial-grade vinyl coverings in high-traffic environments. Stephen F. Austin State University's recent solicitation for vinyl wall wraps in the William R. Johnson Coliseum illustrates the type of work: approximately 4,300 square feet of interior upper concourse wall covering with premium commercial-grade, Class A fire-rated (ASTM E84 compliant) vinyl featuring UV-resistant inks and protective overlaminate finishes. Issuing bodies under this code include higher-education institutions, state agencies, and other public facilities seeking durable, aesthetically configurable wall treatments. The code supports both straightforward material procurement and full-service design-and-installation contracts with site measurement, graphic collaboration, surface preparation, and warranty provisions.

Stephen F. Austin State University posted RFP D95RFP0002 on July 1, 2026 with proposals due July 1, 2026 at 5:00 PM CDT; award was anticipated in July 2026 with contract performance expected to conclude by October 1, 2026. The university required fully itemized cost proposals segmented by project management, design, materials, surface preparation, and installation labor, along with material data sheets, project timelines, and warranty information. Evaluation weighted qualifications and experience at 35 percent, cost proposal and value at 35 percent, past relationship with the university at 15 percent, and references or testimonials from similar institutions at 15 percent. Respondents had to complete HUB Subcontracting Plans, certify conflicts of interest, and provide three client references from similar services in the prior two years with evidence of experience at colleges and universities of comparable size and scope. On-site coliseum tours prior to bid submission were strongly encouraged. The recent-opportunities block identifies activity in Texas but does not support characterization of broader geographic concentration or repeat buyers across multiple jurisdictions.