UNSPSC 31211518: Anti rust paint

A type of paint that is made with the raw materials of rust resisting pigment and synthetic resin. This is used with the primer for rust-proofing and repairing of construction iron materials and steel structures.

UNSPSC 31211518 Anti rust paint, a Commodity code, encompasses exterior painting services and materials for building maintenance and renovation projects that state and local governments solicit to protect structures from corrosion and weather damage. Recent opportunities show that procurement under this code spans both specialized exterior painting work tied to comprehensive facility rehabilitation — including surface preparation, caulking, gutter and soffit replacement, and protective coatings — and ongoing commercial interior and exterior painting maintenance for multi-facility portfolios. Issuing bodies include city development authorities, county facilities management departments, and municipal governments managing housing stock and public buildings. The work typically requires contractor-furnished labor, materials, equipment, and supervision; compliance with prevailing-wage and Davis-Bacon requirements where applicable; commercial general liability insurance; and performance warranties covering paint failure, peeling, blistering, and water intrusion from improper installation.

Activity has appeared recently in Wisconsin and Florida. The Community Development Authority of the City of Madison, Wisconsin posted an RFB for the Karabis Apartments Painting and Siding Project on June 29, 2026, with bids due July 17, 2026, requiring Davis-Bacon compliance, lump-sum bidding, proof of insurance, and product specifications. Orange County, Florida issued an RFQ for Commercial Interior & Exterior Painting Services for Facilities Management (Y26-1008) on June 2, 2026, with responses due July 7, 2026, covering multiple county and City of Orlando facilities and requiring electronic submission through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform. Both opportunities emphasize detailed scope documentation, pre-submission Q&A cycles, and strict submission protocols.