UNSPSC 31201710: Epoxy conformal coating

An epoxy based material used to coat electronic component circuitry for protection against environmental or physical damage

UNSPSC 31201710 Epoxy conformal coating is a Commodity code that spans specialized protective and decorative coatings applied across diverse state and local infrastructure and facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying epoxy and resinous coating systems for wet well rehabilitation, concrete floor refinishing, interior painting in residential facilities, and general building maintenance across multiple property types. The issuing bodies include regional water authorities, state departments of transportation, county governments, universities, and transit authorities. Work encompasses surface preparation, primer application, pigmented epoxy coating with flakes or safety markings, moisture treatment, and caulking or joint sealant work, with typical project scopes ranging from 1,400 to 20,475 square feet. Contractors must hold relevant state licenses (such as California C-15 Flooring or C-33 Painting licenses where required), provide manufacturer-trained applicators, and deliver extended warranties—often ten years or longer—covering material systems under harsh exposure environments such as wastewater and corrosive gas exposure.

Recent activity spreads across California, Florida, Texas, Minnesota, and Washington, with visible solicitations from the California Department of Transportation, Tohopekaliga Water Authority (Florida), University of Texas at Tyler, Seminole County (Florida), Caltrans, and Sourcewell's multi-jurisdictional cooperative purchasing vehicle. Representative recent opportunities include Tohopekaliga Water Authority's Invitation for Bid IFB-26-024 for wet well coating services due May 7, 2026 (with an estimated 20,475 annual square feet of work); California Department of Transportation's Invitation for Bid 32A0707 for 1,400 square feet of concrete floor refinishing with epoxy coating at a bid cap of $461,000, due April 16, 2026; and Sourcewell's Request for Proposals #061626 for law enforcement equipment (which includes coating systems as part of a broader equipment package) due June 16, 2026. Seminole County solicited caulking, coatings, and joint sealant services on an as-needed term contract basis. Set-asides and prevailing wage requirements appear frequently in California and Texas opportunities; Caltrans requires 25 percent Small Business participation and 3 percent Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise participation. Contracts typically run three to five years with renewal options and unit-price or lump-sum payment structures based on square footage or fixed fees.