UNSPSC 30103207: Laminated grating

A type of grating comprised of a grill or network of bars set in a window or door or used as a partition. The lamination promotes resistance to humidity and other environmental forces.

UNSPSC 30103207 Laminated grating, a Commodity code, encompasses pultruded fiberglass grating panels supplied for pedestrian bridge and walkway applications. State and local procurement activity under this code centers on the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), which recently solicited fiberglass grating material for structural and safety upgrades to existing pedestrian infrastructure. The scope of work involves supply of engineered grating panels with specified dimensions, material properties (UV-inhibited polyester resin, fire-retardant Class 1 flame rating, anti-skid surface treatment), and fastening hardware for concrete attachment; installation is typically performed by the procuring agency's in-house maintenance forces. MDOT issued multiple RFPs for the same project scope, indicating either an iterative or re-solicitation process to achieve a responsive bid pool.

The geographic activity center is Michigan, specifically the Detroit Transportation Service Center procuring for the Merrick Avenue Walkway pedestrian bridge over M-10 in Wayne County. Michigan Department of Transportation issued RFP 260000001914 (posted May 5, 2026, with a May 19, 2026 response deadline) seeking DURAGRID Series T-1700 T-Bar pultruded grating for 70 total panels in five size configurations, with an Intent to Award issued May 26, 2026 recommending GFG Supply Inc. of The Villages, Florida, at a total contract value of $88,060. The RFP evaluation was conducted on a pass/fail basis across completion of confidential treatment forms, vendor question responses, agreement with standard contract terms, specified brand and model materials, and complete Schedule A responses. Two proposals were submitted by the May 19 deadline; GFG Supply Inc. passed all criteria while the competing bidder, Swipe Resources LLC of Manassas, Virginia, failed due to incomplete responses. Qualified Disabled Veteran-Owned and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business entities were eligible for preference consideration under Michigan statute, though neither responsive bidder qualified. No geographically disadvantaged business enterprise set-aside or restriction applied.