UNSPSC 31371107: Shaped bricks

UNSPSC 31371107 Shaped bricks is a Commodity code that encompasses masonry materials used in construction and restoration work across state and local jurisdictions. Recent solicitations show the code capturing brick-focused building envelope work — specifically brick repointing, window replacement paired with exterior wall restoration, and elastomeric coating on masonry surfaces. State and local governments buy shaped bricks and related masonry services through a mix of city procurement offices, county facilities management, and special-purpose districts managing cultural and recreational assets. The City of Statesboro, Georgia represents a concrete example of the scope: the city solicited sealed bids for brick repointing and exterior wall restoration at the Averitt Center for the Arts, paired with window replacement and elastomeric wall coating, requiring contractors to hold Georgia Contractor's License and E-Verify authorization and to meet a 20 percent minority or female business enterprise participation threshold.

Geographic activity is concentrated in the South, with recent opportunities posted from Georgia and Texas. The City of Statesboro issued an IFB (Invitation for Bid / sealed bid) in January 2026 with responses due March 5, 2026; a mandatory pre-bid conference was held February 19, 2026 at the Statesboro Municipal Courtroom, with optional site visit February 23, 2026. Winning bidders must provide Performance and Payment Bonds each at 100 percent of contract amount and a 12-month warranty on all installed work, with liquidated damages assessed for delays beyond a 90-calendar-day completion window. The Williamson County Purchasing Department in Texas posted a relocation notice with no procurement scope, and a Seminole County, Florida RFP for mechanical vegetation reduction services (unrelated to shaped bricks) also appears in the recent block. No specific award values, contract terms, or incumbent vendors are disclosed in the available solicitation materials. The code shows limited recent activity directly tied to shaped brick procurement; the Statesboro opportunity is the strongest current example of work actually being solicited under this taxonomy.