UNSPSC 30103607: Wood joists

UNSPSC 30103607 Wood joists, a Commodity code, describes structural framing lumber components that state and local governments procure as materials within larger construction and renovation projects—not as standalone procurement targets. Recent solicitations show wood joists appearing as line items embedded in roof replacement, building construction, site infrastructure, and interior framing work rather than as direct goods purchases. The City of Jackson, Michigan is replacing roof framing and porch beams as part of CDBG-funded housing rehabilitation; Gwinnett County, Georgia is installing pergola joists and structural beams at a recreation facility; Henry County, Georgia is constructing playground pavilions and a restroom building with framing components; and Rockdale County, Georgia maintains an on-call contract for framing labor and materials on small commercial interiors. These opportunities span community development, parks and recreation, and school renovation programs across multiple issuing bodies—city development departments, county parks authorities, and county facilities management offices are the primary buyers.

Geographic activity centers on Georgia (Henry County, Gwinnett County, and Rockdale County) and Michigan (City of Jackson), with a single Florida parks project (Marion County). Representative solicitations include the City of Jackson Community Development Department's sealed bid for roof and porch beam work at 225 W High Street (closed March 9, 2026; rebid issued June 24, 2026 with the same scope), and Gwinnett County's informal written quotes for pergola joist and beam replacement at Hudlow Tennis Center (quotes due June 25, 2026). Henry County's two RFPs for North Mount Carmel Park restroom building and pavilion construction (issued March 24 and April 23, 2026, with proposals due April 21 and May 21 respectively) include structural wood framing as part of broader site development. Rockdale County's on-call unit price contract for framing work (RFP issued March 18, 2026, due April 16, 2026) explicitly targets framing labor and materials for multiple small projects under $15,000 per work order. No recent opportunities flag wood joists as a primary procurement focus; the code appears in construction scopes where joists function as installed components of larger structures rather than as independent material purchases or standalone services.