UNSPSC 30103616: Composite framework

A structure made of composite materials that gives shape or support

UNSPSC 30103616 Composite framework (Commodity) encompasses structural wood assemblies—pergolas, beams, joists, framing components, and finished composite structures—that state and local governments procure for park renovations, building interior improvements, and facility maintenance. Recent opportunities show direct procurement of prefabricated pergola systems with decorative joists and hardware, replacement structural beams for existing pavilions, and wood framing materials for public building construction, grounded in concrete work orders rather than abstract composite definition.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code span county park and recreation departments, county utilities authorities, city community development and public safety offices, city procurement bureaus, and independent school districts. Gwinnett County (Georgia) appears twice in recent activity—an Informal Written Quotation for pressure-treated lumber and hardware (October 2026) and a competitive informal quote for pergola removal and replacement (June 2026)—indicating repeat procurement of structural wood components for parks maintenance. The City of Roseburg, Oregon solicited interior improvements including framing and finishes for a public safety center (September 2026); Henry County, Georgia requested proposals for playground site improvements and a new restroom building with pressure-treated fencing (May 2026); and the City of Jackson, Michigan issued bids for roof replacement and porch beam work on a CDBG-funded housing rehabilitation project (June 2026). Geographic concentration appears strongest in Georgia and the Southeast, with secondary activity in Oregon, Michigan, and Connecticut. Recent opportunities cluster around municipal parks, public buildings, and community development projects with response dates between April and October 2026, suggesting sustained baseline demand for structural framing and composite materials in state and local capital improvement programs.