UNSPSC 24141515: Protective netting

UNSPSC 24141515 Protective netting (Commodity) covers safety and exclusion netting systems state and local governments buy for sports facilities, transportation infrastructure, and public buildings — primarily bird and pest exclusion netting, athletic facility containment netting, and golf course safety netting. School districts dominate the recent activity, particularly Salt Lake City School District, which has solicited multiple bird exclusion netting installations at bus station canopies; these opportunities reveal the code's practical scope: permanent avian exclusion systems with zipper access provisions, professional installation labor, and turnkey performance-based solutions alongside straightforward supply purchases. Cities and county governments also buy under this code, as do state health agencies procuring miscellaneous operational supplies that include netting components. Solicitations under the code typically enforce experience and licensing requirements — contractors must demonstrate prior work on avian exclusion, commercial netting systems, or golf course safety infrastructure, often with mandatory pre-bid site visits and proof of commercial general liability insurance.

Recent activity clusters in Utah and Texas. Salt Lake City School District issued two separate netting solicitations in 2026 — IFB DH2707-BTN (permanent avian exclusion netting at three bus station canopies, approximately 94,045 square feet total, six bids received ranging from $224,768.00 to $308,169.20, September 1, 2026 response deadline) and DH2671TBC (turnkey bird mitigation and avian exclusion for the center canopy, June 30, 2026 response deadline). The City of Taylor, Michigan solicited golf course netting and pole removal and installation at Taylor Meadows Golf Course under IFB IFBDATE2621 (September 29, 2026 response deadline, Addendum #1 issued). Northside Independent School District in San Antonio issued IFB2026137 consolidating four expiring athletic equipment and supplies contracts including netting-related items (October 19, 2026 response deadline). The City of Dallas and Texas Health and Human Services Commission also posted netting-related solicitations in September 2026 with compressed response windows. Contract terms vary from one-year firm-fixed supplies purchases to five-year performance-based installation agreements; mandatory site visits and pre-bid meetings are standard for installation work.