UNSPSC 30103607: Wood joists

UNSPSC 30103607 Wood joists, a Commodity code, covers structural framing lumber used in building and renovation projects where state and local governments solicit pressure-treated wood joists, beams, and dimensional lumber for park infrastructure, facility maintenance, and construction. Recent opportunities show counties and municipalities purchasing joists and related framing materials for pergola replacement, roof framing repairs, building interior improvements, and new construction projects. The work spans small-scale quotations for replacement materials to major construction packages involving structural timber components, with materials typically pressure-treated for exterior durability and specified to exact dimensions and lengths. Issuing bodies include county parks departments, county utilities, city community development and public works divisions, and independent school districts, with Gwinnett County, Georgia appearing as a repeat buyer for parks and facility maintenance materials.

Geographic activity concentrates in Georgia and the Pacific Northwest, with recent opportunities posted by Gwinnett County (multiple quotations for parks maintenance lumber and pergola joists, June–October 2026), Henry County, Georgia (playground and restroom building construction including framing materials, May 2026), City of Roseburg, Oregon (third-floor public safety center interior improvements with wall framing, September 2026), Marion County, Florida (maintenance equipment building with drywall framing and metal building systems, August–October 2026), and City of Jackson, Michigan (housing rehabilitation roof and porch beam work under CDBG, June 2026). Representative opportunities include Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation's informal written quotation for pergola replacement requiring double 2"×10"×24' beams and 42 pergola joists with decorative ends (due June 25, 2026), and Gwinnett County Department of Financial Services' quotation for pressure-treated lumber in multiple dimensions including 2"×4" through 8"×8" lengths 8' to 16', deck boards, and fasteners (due October 21, 2026). No recent opportunities show activity outside the Southeast, Upper Midwest, or Pacific Northwest.