UNSPSC 73121805: Concrete or aggregates or stone products manufacturing services

UNSPSC 73121805 Concrete or aggregates or stone products manufacturing services is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure the supply and delivery of raw aggregates, crushed stone, and ready-mix concrete for road and site construction projects. Recent solicitations show purchasing bodies buying materials ranging from bulk aggregates and gravel for infrastructure work to specialized crushed products for roadway resurfacing and site preparation. The code spans both direct material supply contracts and specialized processing services such as on-site crushing operations. Issuing bodies include town purchasing departments, county departments of public works and parks, and municipal engineering divisions. Towns and counties in Connecticut, New Jersey, and Florida have posted the most recent activity, with the mix tilted toward smaller municipalities and special-purpose districts managing their own procurement rather than state-level consolidated purchasing.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the diversity of buy. The Town of New Milford, Connecticut issued an IFB for aggregates, concrete, and earth products for the 2026–2027 period with sealed bids due October 1, 2026; the Town of Glastonbury, Connecticut posted an ITB for gravel crushing operations at its Bulky Waste Facility targeting approximately 15,000 tons of bituminous concrete and aggregate material crushed to 2-inch minus gravel, with bids due September 24, 2026 and work to be completed within one year of award; and Bergen County Department of Parks, New Jersey solicited a 24-month catalog contract for stone products with proposals due September 2, 2026. Geographic concentration appears strongest in the Northeast and Southeast, with recent activity in Connecticut, New Jersey, and Florida. Smaller rural and municipal public-works operations drive demand, though the code also captures material supply for broader infrastructure projects. Response timelines are typically two to four weeks from posting to bid close, and most opportunities require FOB Destination pricing, bid bonds in the 5–10 percent range, and standard commercial general liability insurance.