UNSPSC 30162204: Granite countertop

Type of countertop made of plutonic igneous rock having visibly crystalline texture; generally composed of feldspar and mica and quartz

UNSPSC 30162204 Granite countertop is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure countertop materials and installation services for public housing, correctional facilities, and municipal facilities. Recent solicitations show substantial activity in both material supply and labor-intensive installation work. The City of Pembroke Pines, Florida issued an IFB (CS2026QQ01) on June 18, 2026 for supply and installation of quartz countertops across two public housing complexes totaling 96 apartments, subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage standards and HUD Section 3 requirements. The Illinois Department of Corrections at Vandalia Correctional Center posted a small-purchase solicitation (26426DOCVANDAB52442) in May 2026 for custom Corian Glacier White countertops and commercial-grade locking cabinets for a healthcare unit, with a contract value under $50,000 and June 25, 2026 delivery deadline. The Housing Authority of Clackamas County in Oregon posted a competitive IFB (SC0334300016854) in May 2026 for an on-demand contract to replace kitchen and bathroom cabinets and countertops across multiple public housing properties, structured with separate line-item pricing for materials and installation, subject to Davis-Bacon labor standards. Issuing bodies include municipal housing departments, public housing authorities, and state correctional facilities.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Illinois, and Oregon. The Pembroke Pines solicitation (response date July 8, 2026) and Clackamas County Housing Authority procurement (response date June 3, 2026) represent the most current opportunities in the code. Solicitations typically demand compliance with prevailing-wage standards where federal funding is present, submission of performance and payment bonds, proof of insurance, and adherence to material specifications or branded quality standards. HUD-funded housing renovations and state facility modernization projects drive the majority of visible demand. One notice posted to the code (Williamson County Purchasing Department relocation, Solicitation 26OTHER73) contains no procurement scope and does not represent an actionable opportunity.