UNSPSC 30161706: Stone or tile flooring

UNSPSC 30161706 Stone or tile flooring is a Commodity code representing the materials and installation services state and local governments purchase for flooring replacement, repair, and refinishing across facilities from fire stations to aquatic centers to municipal office buildings. Recent solicitations show concrete work: the City of Norwich, Connecticut posted an RFP for flooring refinishing and replacement at Greeneville Fire Station 2 (response due November 5, 2026); Snow College issued an RFB for non-slip pool deck tile installation at its Horne Activity Center in Ephraim, Utah (bids due August 15, 2026 following a mandatory walkthrough on August 10); Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners solicited sealed bids for wall and floor tile replacement at Bethesda Park Aquatic Center near Lawrenceville, Georgia (bids due July 9, 2026); and the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda requested an IFB for water-damage restoration including flooring, tile, and fixture replacement across fifteen residential units at Independent Plaza (bids due August 5, 2026). Issuing bodies span municipalities, county governments, public higher-education institutions, and independent school districts. The City of Fort Worth also posted an RFP for non-exclusive on-call flooring materials, installation, and services for multiple city departments (response due July 23, 2026) structured with a 30 percent Small Business participation goal.

Geographic activity centers in Connecticut, Utah, Georgia, and California, with additional municipal solicitations in Texas and Florida. The Lee County Port Authority in Florida solicited bids for epoxy flooring and fixtures in non-public restrooms at Southwest Florida International Airport (RFB 26-0041LB, bids due April 23, 2026), and the University of Texas at Tyler posted an RFP for general contracting that includes ceramic tile and resilient flooring as part of Cowan Center Lobby renovations (proposals due May 18, 2026). The Caltrans Division of Procurement and Contracts in California issued an IFPQ for epoxy flooring and ceramic tile installation at maintenance stations in Napa and Sonoma Counties (price quotes due May 11, 2026), designated as a small-business set-aside with a $484,000 maximum bid. Work scopes typically combine material supply with labor-intensive installation, surface preparation, removal of existing flooring and debris, and warranties ranging from one to two years; specifications frequently call for epoxy, ceramic tile, vinyl composite tile, or luxury vinyl products from suppliers such as Armstrong, Mohawk, and Shaw Contract Group. Most opportunities require proof of prior commercial flooring experience (commonly three to five years), valid contractor licensing, and insurance at $1 million or higher. Some solicitations, notably those involving facility closures or water damage restoration, carry expedited timelines and mandatory pre-bid or pre-submittal requirements.