UNSPSC 30162403: Interior wall system

Prefabricated wall system used when building small rooms within a large office area

UNSPSC 30162403 Interior wall system is a Commodity code capturing modular training walls, structural precast wall panels, and interior wall alterations that state and local governments procure for law enforcement training facilities, detention centers, public buildings, and schools. The work spans both prefabricated systems with specialized breaching and durability features engineered for tactical training environments and custom architectural or structural wall installations for facility renovations. Issuing bodies include municipal purchasing offices, county facilities departments, regional school districts, and county water and wastewater authorities. Recent solicitations show activity across specialized law enforcement procurement (modular training walls with breaching capability), public-infrastructure replacement (acrylic panel canopies on municipal buildings), detention and public-safety construction (structural precast for a new law enforcement center and jail), and K–12 facility upgrades (media center interior walls and finishes).

Activity clusters in Florida and the Upper Midwest. The City of Oviedo, Florida issued a Request for Information in October 2026 for the UNHINGED Modular Training Wall System with patent-pending locking mechanisms, composite construction, and explosive-breaching capability for law enforcement and corrections training, with responses due October 7, 2026. Broward County Water and Wastewater Services issued a market-research RFI in September 2026 for curved acrylic panel replacement on a barrel-vault walkway canopy at the WWS Administrative Complex in Pompano Beach, Florida, with response deadline September 28, 2026. Portage County, Wisconsin through J.H. Findorff issued a competitive sealed-bid solicitation in May 2026 for architectural and structural precast wall panels for a new Law Enforcement Center and Jail, with bids due May 27, 2026. Amity Regional School District No. 5 in Connecticut issued an invitation to bid in May 2026 for interior alterations to the Media Center at Amity Regional High School, with sealed bids due May 27, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. EST.