UNSPSC 30152001: Metal fencing

UNSPSC 30152001 Metal fencing is a Commodity code covering the removal, installation, repair, and replacement of metal fence systems across diverse facility types — parks, schools, utilities, municipal buildings, residences, cemeteries, and industrial sites. State and local governments procure galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link fence in multiple heights, wrought iron and aluminum decorative fencing, steel security gates with automated access control, and related hardware and components on both capital and as-needed repair-and-maintenance bases. Recent solicitations reveal a mix of issuing bodies: state departments of transportation, county public works and parks departments, school districts, water and electric utilities, cities, and tribal governments. Collier County, Florida appears as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple fencing solicitations across parks, infrastructure, and disaster-recovery programs. Geographic activity spans California (Caltrans maintaining multiple maintenance stations), Florida (Collier County, City of Fort Myers, City of Ocala, Hillsborough County Public Schools), Arizona (Gila River Indian Community), Georgia (City of Acworth), Connecticut (Town of Killingly), Oregon (Eugene Water & Electric Board), Utah (Alpine School District, Volunteers of America), and South Carolina (Greenville County landfill operations). Prevailing wage requirements apply in most jurisdictions; FEMA-funded disaster work and federal grant programs (CDBG) impose Davis-Bacon compliance and uniform federal requirements on awardees.

Recent representative opportunities include the California Department of Transportation's perimeter fencing replacement at Caltrans Shop 3 in Yuba County (Solicitation 32A0737, ITB, bids due November 5, 2026 at $484,000 bid cap with 25 percent small business and 3 percent DVBE participation goals); City of Fort Myers disaster fencing repair and replacement covering galvanized chain link, vinyl privacy, wood, and decorative steel fence types (ITB 26-043, responses due June 15, 2026, multiple awards anticipated on a non-exclusive, non-guaranteed continuing basis); Collier County's NEUF Perimeter Fence, Irrigation, and Landscaping project (Solicitation 268702, sealed bids due October 8, 2026, 12,712 linear feet of vinyl-coated chain link with automated gates, $3.4 million anticipated budget); and Alpine School District's five-year fencing services and repairs RFP (ASD10062026HM, proposals due October 6, 2026 Mountain Time, multiple contract awards at 80-point minimum scoring threshold). Financing models vary: some jurisdictions procure on fixed-price capital projects, others establish indefinite-quantity on-call contracts with hourly labor rates and unit pricing for materials. License requirements (C-13 Fencing Contractor in California, equivalent state contractor licensing elsewhere) and insurance minimums of $1 million general liability are standard. Set-asides favor small business and disadvantaged vendors in California state work; tribal preference applies in Native American community procurement.