UNSPSC 30161722: Stoneplastic composite flooring

Flooring made by mixing stone and plastic.

UNSPSC 30161722 Stoneplastic composite flooring (Commodity) captures flooring installation and refinishing work across diverse building types, though recent state and local opportunities show that actual procurement under this code spans multiple flooring systems beyond the code's nominal focus—including epoxy resin, urethane, carpet tile, resilient vinyl, and athletic wood flooring. Georgia World Congress Center Authority, Beaufort County Capital Projects, Lee County Port Authority, Texas Military Department, City of Fort Worth, Adams County Board of Supervisors (Mississippi), City of Dallas, Spalding County Government (Georgia), City of Meriden (Connecticut), City of Pembroke Pines (Florida), Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue (Oregon), Pinellas County School District (Florida), and Atlanta Public Schools solicit under this code. Issuing bodies span state and local capital projects departments, transit and airport authorities, school districts, cities, and counties. Work ranges from specialty applications in airport hangars and fire stations requiring high-performance epoxy or urethane systems rated for aircraft operations and chemical exposure, to routine carpet tile replacement in meeting rooms, gymnasium floor installation and maintenance, school flooring renovation, and as-needed flooring services to multiple municipal departments. Representative recent opportunities include the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's IFB for approximately 41,913 square feet of Shaw carpet tile installation across Building C meeting rooms (response due August 3, 2026); Beaufort County Capital Projects' RFP for 7,500 square feet of epoxy hangar flooring at Lady's Island Executive Airport (response due July 8, 2026); Lee County Port Authority's RFB for Sherwin-Williams Duraflex epoxy installation in non-public restrooms at Southwest Florida International Airport (response due April 23, 2026); Texas Military Department's IFB for gymnasium flooring at Texas Challenge Academy near Eagle Lake (response due June 29, 2026); and City of Fort Worth's RFP for non-exclusive as-needed flooring materials and installation services across multiple city departments (response due July 23, 2026).

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Lee County, Pinellas County, Pembroke Pines, Seminole County), Georgia (Georgia World Congress Center, Spalding County), Texas (Fort Worth, Texas Military Department), and scattered activity in Oregon, Connecticut, Mississippi, and other states. School districts and municipal facilities drive steady demand; airports and specialized facilities requiring epoxy or resinous systems represent higher-value, specification-driven opportunities. Contracts typically require Davis-Bacon or prevailing wage compliance when federal funding (FAA, HUD Section 3) applies, mandatory performance and payment bonds, comprehensive general liability and workers' compensation insurance, and experience with named product lines (Shaw, Sherwin-Williams, Buckeye, Robbins, Omni Sport, J+J Kinetex). Award criteria emphasize qualifications, experience with comparable projects, technical approach, warranty depth, and cost, with many procurements using lump-sum or per-square-foot pricing models. Communication restrictions on active solicitations are common, particularly in Georgia World Congress Center procurements.