UNSPSC 31211519: Aluminum paint

A type of paint that has the main ingredients of petroleum type synthetic resin and aluminum pigment. The product has strong adhesion, durability and anti-corrosion, outstanding weatherability and moisture resistance, and it is the paint appropriate to the steel-material facilities for the purpose of reflection of hot wire, prevention of moisture penetration and others.

UNSPSC 31211519 Aluminum paint is a Commodity code covering paint products used in building and facility maintenance. State and local governments procure aluminum paint primarily through two procurement channels: direct supply agreements for ongoing maintenance and repair inventories, and as part of larger construction or renovation projects where aluminum paint is specified for metal surfaces, roof coatings, or protective finishes. Recent solicitations show the code in use for water tank repainting (requiring industrial-grade protective coatings on potable and recycled water infrastructure), roof replacement projects (where aluminum or metal-compatible coatings are part of the assembly), and general facilities painting programs serving multiple city departments and facilities. The issuing bodies span city procurement offices (City of Fort Worth, City of Madison, Orange County, Town of Palm Beach), special-purpose districts (Eastern Municipal Water District, Community Development Authority), county governments (Pasco County Board of County Commissioners), and higher-education institutions (City Colleges of Chicago). Several jurisdictions solicit painting services through framework agreements or as-needed vendor panels, indicating that aluminum paint demand is distributed across multiple facilities and maintenance cycles rather than concentrated in single projects.

Recent activity centers on the South and Midwest, with solicitations posted from California (Eastern Municipal Water District, Riverside County area, RFP for water tank painting due October 2, 2026), Florida (Orange County commercial interior and exterior painting services, sealed offers due July 7, 2026, and Town of Palm Beach RFQ for interior and exterior coating services, qualifications due June 23, 2026), Wisconsin (City of Madison Normal Hall roof replacement, IFB due August 14, 2026, and Karabis Apartments painting and siding project under Davis-Bacon compliance, bids due July 17, 2026), Illinois (City Colleges of Chicago roof replacement with M/WBE participation goals of 25% MBE and 7% WBE, IFB due October 7, 2026), and Texas (City of Fort Worth paint and paint supplies RFP with 30% small business participation goal, proposals due August 6, 2026). The Fort Worth solicitation, structured as a non-exclusive supply agreement for paint and paint supplies including industrial alkyd and oil-based enamels on an as-needed basis, represents the clearest recent demand signal for ongoing inventory procurement; the roofing and facility painting projects indicate cyclical project-based demand for aluminum and protective coatings tailored to specific applications.