UNSPSC 39131601: Corrugated loom tubing

UNSPSC 39131601 Corrugated loom tubing is a Commodity code that identifies flexible protective tubing used in infrastructure and construction applications. State and local governments procure corrugated loom tubing primarily as a component material within larger construction and rehabilitation projects—most commonly embedded in roadway, traffic signal, and pedestrian infrastructure work where the tubing protects wiring, sensors, and signal conduits from weathering and damage. The code appears across diverse issuing bodies, though recent activity reflects procurement by county transportation and public works departments managing pavement and infrastructure rehabilitation. Santa Clara County has posted solicitations under this code for comprehensive roadway projects involving traffic modernization and utility protection.

Santa Clara County posted ITB ITBRDAFY260694 on April 29, 2026, for the Central Expressway Pavement Rehabilitation Project between Bowers Avenue and Scott Boulevard in California, with bid due May 21, 2026. The scope includes pavement rehabilitation, curb and gutter work, ADA improvements, traffic signal modifications, pedestrian sensor installation, and removal and replacement of inductive traffic loops—work streams in which corrugated loom tubing serves as a supporting material for signal and sensor wiring protection. Bids were required in physical form at the County Government Center in San Jose; no electronic submission was accepted. The project timeline specified 142 working days to completion. The opportunity shows corrugated loom tubing demand concentrated in California infrastructure modernization, particularly in high-density transportation corridors where sensor networks and traffic systems require protected conduit runs as part of broader rehabilitation efforts.