UNSPSC 30103105: Railing and fitting

A barrier consisting of a rail and supports for building

UNSPSC 30103105 Railing and fitting is a Commodity code that describes structural and functional metal components state and local governments buy for building construction, rehabilitation, and facility maintenance projects. In recent solicitations, state and local bodies are procuring metal materials including aluminum tubing and sheet stock, wire decking systems, and perforated aluminum panels for specific end-use applications—not finished railings alone. The work spans raw material procurement through fabricated components ready for installation, reflecting how jurisdictions use this code to source inputs for maintenance and rehabilitation work across diverse facilities.

Recent activity shows a mix of issuing bodies: county governments (Harris County, White County Board of Commissioners in Georgia, Los Angeles Superior Court), state departments and agencies (Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Texas Education Agency), and local authorities (Community Development Authority of Madison, Wisconsin). Representative recent opportunities include Harris County's IFB for fabrication and delivery of perforated aluminum panels for a rehab shelter (due October 28, 2026), the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's IFB for raw aluminum tubing (due July 24, 2026), the Community Development Authority of Madison's RFB for exterior siding and gutter work on the Karabis Apartments project including seamless gutters and downspouts (due July 17, 2026, subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage requirements), and Los Angeles Superior Court's RFQ for 606 pallet rack wire decking units with 2,500-pound load capacity (due May 7, 2026). Geographic spread includes Texas, Georgia, Wisconsin, and California in the most recent postings, indicating activity across multiple regions.