UNSPSC 52101514: Fiberglass mat

A type of chopped strand mat which is very economical and offers good stiffness.

UNSPSC 52101514 Fiberglass mat, a Commodity code, reflects state and local government procurement of flooring materials and installation services, though the recent solicitations under this code center on carpet tile and luxury vinyl tile (LVT) installation rather than fiberglass mat products per se. The two recent opportunities show municipalities and county authorities buying commercial flooring installation—carpet removal and replacement, subfloor preparation, and the installation of new carpet tile or LVT with base cove in office and residential buildings. The work involves specification of branded flooring products (such as Main Street Multiplicity carpet and GenStock Academy LVT), coordination with building occupancy, substrate leveling, adhesive and fastening materials, and full labor and disposal services. Issuing bodies are primarily municipal and county government property and development departments managing facility maintenance and capital improvements.

Activity under the code appears in Wisconsin and Maryland. The City of Madison's Community Development Authority posted an RFB for carpet tile replacement at Karabis Apartments (due July 17, 2026), a Davis-Bacon-compliant federal-funded project requiring installation of approximately 2,800 square feet of commercial-grade 24" × 24" carpet tile with low-VOC adhesive. Montgomery County, Maryland's Department of Assets and Infrastructure posted a flooring bid for One Montgomery Plaza covering approximately 18,000 square feet across the 5th and 8th floors (due June 9, 2026), combining carpet, LVT, and rubber base cove with an alternate option for full-floor carpet coverage. Both solicitations required bidders to meet insurance thresholds ($1 million commercial general liability), submit references, and comply with federal wage and nondiscrimination requirements. No additional recent opportunities under the code are present in the source.