Structural Shapes

Code 9520
Child
Spend Category Level 1
Industrial Products & Services
Spend Category Level 2
Basic Materials
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PSC Category 9520 encompasses structural shapes and components primarily used in construction, infrastructure, and manufacturing applications. These products include steel beams, angles, channels, plates, and other metal structural elements critical for building and engineering projects. The materials are typically fabricated from various grades of steel, aluminum, and other metals to meet specific military, industrial, and infrastructure requirements. Structural shapes are essential for supporting loads, creating frameworks, and providing structural integrity in diverse engineering and construction contexts.

The Federal Contract Awards under PSC 9520 predominantly feature small business and minority-owned contractors supplying metal structural components to defense agencies, particularly the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and Naval Supply Systems Command. Contract values range from approximately $1,000 to $24 million, with most awards falling between $2,000 and $25,000. Frequently awarded entities include Hurlen Corporation, Rudy & Associates, Bayfront Metal Products, and Stainless Shapes Inc. Most awards are not set aside, though some are designated for small businesses, service-disabled veteran-owned, and minority-owned enterprises. Primary funding agencies include DLA, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Naval Sea Systems Command, with performance locations spanning domestic and international military bases and facilities.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities focus on procurement of specific structural metal components for military and infrastructure projects. Solicitations include requests for steel beams, angles, and plates with precise specifications, often targeting small business contractors. Notable opportunities include the Department of Energy's Western Area Power Administration seeking steel pole structures for transmission line projects, the Naval Supply Systems Command requesting structural angles and beams for delivery to naval bases in Japan, and the U.S. Forest Service soliciting trail bridge materials. These opportunities predominantly use total small business set-asides, involve firm fixed-price contracts, and require detailed technical specifications and compliance with military and federal manufacturing standards.

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