UNSPSC 30102900: Post

UNSPSC 30102900 Post, a Class code, covers the supply of sign posts and related structural components — tubular steel posts, wooden posts, anchor hardware, couplers, and mounting assemblies — that state and local jurisdictions procure for roadway signage infrastructure and facilities maintenance. Recent solicitations show state transportation cabinets, city transportation departments, and state fish and wildlife agencies buying posts and related hardware for installation, maintenance, and replacement work, often bundled with delivery and compliance to material standards (galvanization, ASTM specifications, ground edges). The issuing bodies include state departments of transportation, city public works and transportation offices, and state conservation agencies; these jurisdictions typically solicit through sealed-bid competitive procurement with master agreements or one-time purchases, often requiring vendor insurance, compliance certifications, and delivery within specified timeframes.

Recent activity spans Kentucky, the District of Columbia, and Florida. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Division of Purchases posted RFB60527000001171 on September 9, 2026, for square sign posts and related hardware (52 line items including tubular steel posts in 8–16 foot lengths, anchor sleeves, soil stabilizer plates, and fasteners) with technical offers due September 23, 2026 and a reverse auction on eBridge scheduled for September 30, 2026; the resulting master agreement runs through September 30, 2027 with four optional one-year renewals. The District of Columbia Office of Contracting and Procurement, on behalf of the District Department of Transportation, solicited DCKA2026B0157 for citywide roadway sign design, installation, maintenance, and replacement with proposals due September 1, 2026. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission posted ITB16577 in July 2026 for BWWMA fence supply (3,200 wooden 6-foot posts, 200 wooden 8-foot posts, 1,360 galvanized steel T-posts, and wire supplies) with an estimated budget of $95,000 and delivery required by February 1, 2027; the ITB was subsequently withdrawn after receiving fewer than two responsive bids and converted to an exceptional purchase under Florida Statutes.