UNSPSC 31411900: Molded seals

Seals produced from various materials by using various molding processes to achieve desired dimensions and features

UNSPSC 31411900 Molded seals is a Class code encompassing elastomeric and polymer seals fabricated through molding processes for industrial, infrastructure, and equipment applications. State and local governments procure molded seals primarily for bridge joint maintenance, pump repair and service, water infrastructure, and fleet equipment. Issuing bodies include state transportation departments, municipalities, and county utilities. The City of Port Orange, Florida and the State of Maine Department of Transportation represent the active buyer base visible in recent postings.

Recent activity centers on Maine and Florida. The State of Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services, Office of State Procurement Services, issued RFQ 17A 260427-275 on behalf of the Maine Department of Transportation in May 2026 to establish a Master Agreement for bridge joint seals and related materials, including compression seals in 23 sizes, silicone coated pre-compressed foam seals in 23 sizes, non-brand-specific gland seals in 23 sizes, lubricant adhesive, sealant, primer, backer rod, splice adhesive, and transition/corner materials, with delivery required to nine MaineDOT locations across five regions throughout Maine and a response deadline of June 1, 2026. The City of Port Orange issued a Notice of Intent to Award a Single/Sole Source Procurement (SS2620CW) in September 2026 for NOV Chemineer Moyno pump repair products and services with an estimated annual contract value of $500,000, intended to verify whether authorized dealers other than Carl Eric Johnson, Inc. could supply the requirement; responses were due September 16, 2026. The Maine procurement reflects steady state-level demand for bridge seals as part of routine transportation infrastructure maintenance, while the Port Orange opportunity signals municipal dependence on specialized pump seals for water or industrial operations where single-source authorization constrains competition.