UNSPSC 30102202: Non ferrous plate

UNSPSC 30102202 Non ferrous plate is a Commodity code covering the supply and fabrication of non-ferrous and ferrous metal plates for state and local infrastructure and waste-recovery projects. State and local governments buy steel and metal plates under this code primarily for roadway construction, equipment fabrication, and material-recovery operations. The code draws solicitations from county procurement offices and special-purpose districts managing public works and solid waste operations. Recent opportunities include multiyear supply contracts for hot-rolled steel plates fabricated to specification for transportation infrastructure, as well as equipment and operations support for metals-recovery systems processing industrial waste streams. Issuing bodies range from county departments of transportation and purchasing to regional solid waste authorities managing materials recovery and recycling.

DeKalb County, Georgia and the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County represent recent activity under this code. DeKalb County posted an ITB on June 29, 2026 (response due July 23, 2026) for a three-year multiyear contract supplying hot-rolled steel plates in dimensions up to 12 feet × 12 feet, totaling an estimated 480 plates with custom fabrication including lifting holes, lift bars, scoring, and stencil cutouts for roadway projects; the solicitation required a minimum 20% Local Small Business Enterprise subcontractor participation and compliance with Georgia's Federal Work Authorization Program and DeKalb County's First Source Jobs Ordinance. The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County posted an RFP on June 9, 2026 (response due July 16, 2026) for equipment, operations, and maintenance services for an Advanced Metals Recovery Processing System that recovers ferrous and non-ferrous metals from approximately 150,000 tons of annual bottom ash, with a three-year initial Site License Agreement term commencing September 23, 2026. Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and Florida; the code shows active state and local demand for both new-fabrication supply contracts and ongoing operations support for materials-recovery infrastructure.