UNSPSC 24102009: Wall mounted rails

UNSPSC 24102009 Wall mounted rails (Commodity) covers shelving and storage systems that state and local governments procure for warehouses, offices, intake facilities, and records storage. Recent solicitations show the code is being used broadly for metal shelving units, storage racks, and related installation services across jurisdictions. The City of Philadelphia has posted multiple micro purchases for shelving and general supplies, Chatham County, Georgia solicited bids for purchase and installation of 71 metal shelving units for a county clerk facility, and the City of Phoenix issued a five-year IFB for warehouse shelving. Issuing bodies span municipal procurement departments, county governments, and university facilities management offices. The work encompasses equipment supply, delivery, installation labor, and in some cases ongoing maintenance and warranty services, with pricing models ranging from one-time purchases to multi-year supply contracts.

Solicitation activity concentrates in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona based on recent postings. The City of Philadelphia issued RFQ B2727501 for shelving with quotes due July 24, 2026 under a 365-day micro purchase capped at $45,000, and RFQ B2627231 for general supplies for intake sites due June 2, 2026 with a contract value less than $40,000. Chatham County, Georgia conducted a sealed bid solicitation (2600393) due April 2, 2026 for purchase and installation of 71 metal shelving units with a 30% combined Minority/Woman Business Enterprise participation goal and a seven-day installation requirement. The City of Phoenix issued IFB 260251 for warehouse shelving under a five-year contract commencing August 1, 2026, though an addendum extended the offer due date to October 18, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. Submissions in Philadelphia require executed Consent & Authorization forms; Philadelphia imposes Local Business Entity certification and preference frameworks on qualifying solicitations. Most jurisdictions specify FOB Destination delivery, 60-day quote validity periods, and insurance requirements including general liability coverage at $500,000 to $1,000,000 per occurrence.