UNSPSC 30101814: Lead channels

UNSPSC 30101814 Lead channels (Commodity) describes products and services for the removal, remediation, and recycling of lead contamination at shooting ranges, ammunition ranges, and similar facilities. State and local governments solicit under this code primarily for environmental remediation work—specifically lead abatement services at outdoor or indoor shooting ranges operated by parks and recreation departments, law enforcement training facilities, or county utilities. The work typically encompasses lead soil or berm remediation, shell casing collection and recycling, site restoration, and compliance with EPA and state environmental guidelines. Issuing bodies include county parks and recreation divisions, municipal recreation authorities, and special-purpose districts operating public shooting ranges. The scope is narrowly specialized and activity is infrequent; governments solicit these services only when ranges require environmental remediation or facility upgrades.

Volusia County Parks, Recreation & Cultural Division (Florida) issued the most recent relevant solicitation under this code: an invitation to bid (Solicitation 24B56JS) for lead removal services and shell casing recycling and reimbursement at Robert Strickland Shooting Range in Daytona Beach, Florida, originally due March 28, 2024, with Addendum #1 Revision posted February 28, 2024. The shooting range spans forty-two positions across three berms at twenty-five, fifty, and one hundred yards, with backhoe or bobcat access for remediation work. Bidders were required to provide bid bonds, performance bonds, and specified insurance coverage, with references required via the Volusia References Form. The remaining recent opportunities in the source—boiler replacement (City of Meriden, Connecticut), park renovation (City of Port Wentworth, Georgia), paint and painting supplies (Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative, Texas), apartment siding (Community Development Authority of Madison, Wisconsin), utility locating (Pasco County, Florida), and law enforcement equipment (Sourcewell multi-jurisdictional RFP)—fall outside the lead-channels commodity scope and reflect misclassification or broader code tagging by the posting jurisdictions.