UNSPSC 31401902: Silicone liquid gasket

Gasket formed by the introduction of silicone materials in liquid or semi liquid form between the mating surfaces

UNSPSC 31401902 Silicone liquid gasket, a Commodity code, covers gasket materials and sealing products that state and local governments procure for infrastructure maintenance and repairs, particularly in water systems, plumbing installations, and facility management. The recent activity under this code shows minimal direct procurement; instead, most state and local solicitations tagged to the code are issuing broad plumbing services, supplies, and facility maintenance contracts where gasket materials appear as subordinate line items within much larger scope bundles rather than as standalone purchases. The City of Tampa's June 2026 RFQ for 16-inch field locking gaskets (EPDM material) for ductile iron pipe represents one of the few narrowly focused gasket-specific opportunities in the dataset, while the Georgia Department of Aviation's comprehensive facilities management solicitation and multiple county plumbing-supplies contracts list gaskets, sealants, and related materials as component elements within expansive procurement categories encompassing fixtures, tools, chemicals, and equipment.

Issuers pursuing gasket and sealing materials span water departments, transit authorities, school districts, and county facilities management operations across Florida, Georgia, Texas, New Mexico, and Wisconsin. Water utilities dominate the identified activity—the City of Dallas water department's five-year master agreement for ductile iron pipe (due June 2026) and the City of Tampa's specific gasket RFQ reflect ongoing replacement and maintenance cycles in municipal water systems. Plumbing supply catalogs from Bernalillo County, Galveston County, Pinellas County, and Donna ISD all reference gasket and sealant line items within broader time-and-materials or catalog-discount frameworks. Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Florida and Texas, with secondary activity in Georgia and the Southwest; however, the sparse direct gasket procurement suggests this Commodity code generates limited standalone opportunities and functions primarily as a subordinate component of larger plumbing and facilities contracts rather than as a discrete buying category.