UNSPSC 30152000: Fencing

UNSPSC 30152000 Fencing, a Class code, encompasses the supply, installation, repair, and maintenance of fence systems across state and local infrastructure—including chain-link (galvanized and vinyl-coated), ornamental metal, wood privacy, security mesh, athletic field backstops, and temporary fencing. State and local governments purchase under this code for perimeter security at utilities, schools, and public facilities; routine maintenance and emergency repair on as-needed contracts; and new installations at administrative buildings, wildlife areas, and correctional sites. The issuing bodies are diverse: county sheriffs and public works departments, independent school districts (both small and large multi-campus systems like Hillsborough County with 270+ sites and Northside Independent School District in Texas), transit and utility authorities, state transportation departments, state wildlife agencies, town and city procurement offices, water management districts, and special-purpose public entities. School districts and county facilities appear as repeat buyers across multiple recent solicitations.

Recent opportunities span the continental United States, with particular density in California (Caltrans fencing removals and replacements in Orange, Los Angeles, and Mendocino counties; California High-Speed Rail Authority statewide work), Texas (Hillsborough County Public Schools RFP 26028-MST for fencing services across 270+ sites; Northside ISD and Temple ISD multi-vendor awards), Utah (multiple Wildlife Resources fencing projects), Florida (sheriff and FDOT maintenance), and the Northeast (Massachusetts municipalities, Maryland counties, Connecticut towns). Representative recent solicitations include the County of Orange, California Sheriff-Coroner IFB 0603089802MB (fencing repair on as-needed basis, bids due August 13, 2026, with 5–8 percent local small business and disabled veteran set-asides); Granite School District Utah IFB JF27005 (perimeter security fencing at 42 elementary schools, single award to lowest-cost responsive bidder, bids due June 25, 2026, open purchase order up to $2,000,000); Hillsborough County Public Schools RFP 26028-MST (comprehensive fencing services across 270+ school sites with emergency response requirements and 238-line-item price sheet, proposals due February 26, 2026); and California Department of Transportation IFPQ 07A6299 (high-security mesh fencing and gate operator replacement in Los Angeles County, restricted to small business and disabled veteran enterprises, quotes due April 2, 2026). Set-asides and preferences are common: small business enterprise, disabled veteran business enterprise, minority and women-owned business enterprise, and local vendor preferences appear in more than half of the active solicitations reviewed, with participation goals ranging from 3 percent to 24 percent.