UNSPSC 24112406: Shelf partition

UNSPSC 24112406 Shelf partition (Commodity) covers shelving units and storage structures that state and local governments procure for operational warehouse, inventory, and facility storage. The recent opportunities show purchasing focused on both standard modular shelving systems and specialized storage containers—including a Gwinnett County, Georgia bid for shelving units with defined load capacity and construction standards (IWQ 135390, due October 2, 2026), a Sarasota County, Florida RFQ for a 20-foot hazardous material storage container with secondary containment, electrical systems, and chemical-resistant interior surfaces (2026QQ789, due August 7, 2026), and multiple City of Philadelphia micro purchases for general shelving supplies serving intake and operational sites. Issuing bodies include county governments (Gwinnett, Sarasota), municipal procurement departments (Philadelphia, Phoenix), and special-purpose authorities. The work spans routine departmental storage procurement through specialized containment and hazardous-material applications.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, and Pennsylvania, with additional municipal procurement in Arizona. The City of Philadelphia has posted at least two relevant shelving opportunities in the past five months (micro purchases B2727501 and B2627231), both micro purchases under $45,000 with 365-day terms, indicating recurring demand for standard shelving at the municipal level. The City of Phoenix issued a five-year warehouse shelving contract (IFB 260251, originally due June 1, 2026, with an addendum extending offer due date to October 18, 2022) covering Maricopa County and Phoenix City jurisdictions. Procurement methods vary from sealed IFB (Phoenix) to RFQ (Sarasota) to micro purchase quotes (Philadelphia), with response windows typically 10–21 days and pricing often capped in the $40,000–$50,000 micro purchase range or longer-term framework agreements at municipal and county levels.