UNSPSC 30103623: Reinforcing bar or rebar or mesh

UNSPSC 30103623 Reinforcing bar or rebar or mesh (Commodity) describes steel reinforcing bars and rods supplied as components of concrete construction and flatwork projects. State and local governments procure rebar under this code primarily for street and sidewalk rehabilitation, flatwork installation, and general concrete infrastructure — embedded in larger construction contracts rather than as standalone material purchases. Issuing bodies span county procurement offices and city departments; Hillsborough County, Florida and the City of San Antonio, Texas are the most active recent buyers, each soliciting rebar as part of coordinated street and flatwork packages.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Texas. Hillsborough County issued a bid-discount solicitation (26P00423, due July 20, 2026) for rebar in various metals for use across multiple county departments, with indications of a small-local-business-enterprise set-aside or participation requirement. The City of San Antonio has solicited rebar as a component of multiple 2027 Street Rehabilitation task order packages — flatwork (Package 4, due August 7, 2026) and pavement projects (Package 1, due July 31, 2026; Package 2, due August 11, 2026; Package 3, due August 4, 2026) — with pre-bid meetings offered via WebEx. These packages combine reinforcing steel with ready-mix concrete, curb and sidewalk construction, and asphalt milling and overlay services. No contract values, incumbent vendors, or specific performance schedules are disclosed in the available summaries; interested vendors should access full bid documents through the respective procurement portals for detailed specifications, pricing terms, and eligibility requirements.