UNSPSC 31000000: Manufacturing Components and Supplies

This segment includes components and supplies commonly used or consumed in manufacturing and construction processes. This segment also includes industrial goods such as castings, forgings and extrusions, fasteners, bearings, bushings, industrial wheels, sprockets, gears, gaskets, seals and springs. This segment also includes abrasives, industrial adhesives, sealants and solvents as well as paints, primers, finishes and dyes.

UNSPSC 31000000 Manufacturing Components and Supplies is a Segment code spanning products and materials that state and local governments procure for maintenance, construction, operations, and capital projects. Recent opportunities show state and local buyers sourcing specialized commodity inputs—low-toxicity paints meeting strict environmental standards, cold patch asphalt mix for road maintenance, precast concrete curbs and fire hydrants, structural steel, and equipment parts—rather than finished manufactured goods. The issuing bodies across recent solicitations include state environmental and transportation departments, metropolitan water and utility districts, cities and boroughs, housing authorities, school districts, and special-purpose water authorities. Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, Connecticut Department of Transportation, and the Metropolitan District Commission appear as repeat buyers, along with the State of Connecticut Department of Administrative Services managing cooperative purchasing vehicles for subordinate agencies and political subdivisions.

Geographic activity concentrates in Connecticut (Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, Department of Transportation, Department of Administrative Services, Metropolitan District Commission, City of Torrington, Borough of Naugatuck, City of Norwalk, Housing Authority of the City of Bristol), with secondary activity in Utah (Moon Lake Water Users Association, City of Orem, Sevier County School District #1), Rhode Island (Community College of Rhode Island), Arizona (City of Peoria), Texas (San Antonio Independent School District), and Pennsylvania (City of Pittsburgh). The Connecticut Department of Administrative Services' ITB 26PSX0104 for low-toxicity paints, coatings, thinners, and removers—closed October 21, 2026—specified compliance with Connecticut General Statute 4a-67h, maximum VOC limits, PFAS-free formulations, virgin or recycled content certifications, and extended availability to Connecticut political subdivisions, schools, and not-for-profit organizations at identical terms. The Metropolitan District Commission's ITB 2026B-27 for cold patch asphalt mix delivery to its Hartford stockyard closed October 1, 2026. Moon Lake Water Users Association's sealed-bid solicitation for Yellowstone Feeder Canal Lining Construction—Phase 1 closed October 7, 2026 at Roosevelt, Utah. The City of Peoria's Pavement Management Preservation Bid (P26-0051) closed May 22, 2026, targeting polymer-modified slurry seal delivery and application with an estimated annual spend of approximately $1.7 million across a five-year contract. These opportunities signal active procurement of materials and components supporting infrastructure maintenance and construction across water, transportation, municipal facilities, and school operations.