UNSPSC 30103208: Wood grating

Used to protect an opening to hide the internal part.

UNSPSC 30103208 Wood grating is a Commodity code that in current state and local procurement activity covers fiberglass and composite grating materials for infrastructure applications where corrosion resistance and durability in outdoor or heavy-duty environments take priority over traditional wood or steel alternatives. State and local governments are sourcing modular pultruded fiberglass grating panels with anti-skid surfaces and fastening hardware for pedestrian bridge decking, trench covers, and walkway replacement projects. Issuing bodies include state departments of transportation (notably Michigan DOT) and municipal solid waste and environmental divisions (City of Tampa), indicating the code captures both transportation infrastructure and municipal utility applications. The work is material-supply focused, with vendors responsible for manufacturing to specification, fastening hardware provision, delivery to site, and compliance with fire-rating and UV-resistance requirements; installation is typically performed by the buying agency's in-house maintenance forces.

Recent activity concentrates in Michigan and Florida. Michigan Department of Transportation issued multiple solicitations in May 2026—including RFP 260000001914 and its amendments—for DURAGRID Series T-1700 T-Bar pultruded grating panels (70 total units in five size configurations) for the Merrick Avenue Walkway pedestrian bridge spanning M-10 in Wayne County, Detroit, with a total contract value of $88,060 awarded to GFG Supply Inc.; GFG Supply Inc. passed all pass/fail evaluation criteria while competing bidder Swipe Resources LLC did not. The City of Tampa Solid Waste & Environmental Program Management division posted RFQ 26P00536 in September 2026 for fiberglass grating to replace steel grating at McKay Bay, requiring two custom units measuring 1.25 inches tall by 2 feet 2 inches by 117 feet with 25-inch width to fit within a 26-inch trench system, featuring minimum 0.5-inch hole size for drainage and gray anti-split textured surface suitable for heavy-duty industrial and vehicle-traffic environments, with quotes due September 1, 2026 and award to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder via City of Tampa Purchase Order.