UNSPSC 30102214: Lead plate

UNSPSC 30102214 Lead plate is a Commodity code that covers lead-based building and facility materials used in renovation, remediation, and hazardous-material management projects. Recent state and local solicitations show the code being applied primarily to lead-removal and environmental-remediation work rather than new lead-plate installation; the single concrete example in the recent-opportunities block is Volusia County Parks, Recreation & Cultural Division's lead-removal and shell-casing-recycling project at Robert Strickland Shooting Range (ITB 24B56JS, bids due March 28, 2024). The code also appears in mixed construction and renovation projects where lead materials or hazardous lead abatement are subsidiary scope elements, as in the City of Meriden's boiler-replacement project (ITB B027-27, bids due October 14, 2026) and the City of Port Wentworth's design-build park renovation (RFP PE66275NONST2027000000009, proposals due November 13, 2026). Issuing bodies include county recreation departments, municipal facilities and utilities divisions, and city-level public-works procurement offices.

Recent activity is concentrated in Florida and Connecticut, with supporting examples from Georgia and Wisconsin. The Volusia County shooting-range remediation is the most direct application of the lead-plate commodity code, combining lead removal with shell-casing recycling and reimbursement structures. Meriden's boiler-replacement solicitation required prevailing-wage compliance and mandatory site visits; Port Wentworth's design-build park project required Georgia-licensed contractors and design professionals with relevant parks-and-recreation experience. Neither the City of Madison's painting-and-siding project (RFB 15051-0-2026-AH, bids due July 17, 2026) nor the broader law-enforcement-equipment cooperative (Sourcewell RFP 061626, proposals due June 16, 2026) show lead-plate as a primary commodity, suggesting tagging misalignment in those records.