UNSPSC 30191609: Scaffolding trestle

A device normally consisting of a ridge plank fixed edgeways to two pair of legs, each pair with the legs converging to meet at the plank; it is, inter alia, used as a solitary scaffold or as a support for duckboards.

UNSPSC 30191609 Scaffolding trestle (Commodity) covers mobile work platforms and temporary elevated access systems that state and local governments buy for maintenance, construction, and operational work across facilities and transportation assets. Recent solicitations show the code capturing both equipment supply contracts and specialized scaffolding systems for specific applications—from general-purpose ladders and scaffolding inventory replenishment to custom-built bus work platforms engineered to OSHA and industry standards. The issuing bodies range across port authorities, state facilities commissions, and transit agencies, reflecting the broad use of temporary elevated access across infrastructure and equipment maintenance.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey solicited supply and delivery of ladders and scaffolding to multiple warehouse locations under a three-year requirements contract (IFB 6000003376, due July 13, 2026). The Orange County Transportation Authority issued an IFB for two custom bus scaffolding systems compliant with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.29, ANSI A10.8, and Buy America standards, with an estimated contract value of $500,000 over two years (IFB 250214, due May 11, 2026). Recent activity is concentrated in California and the New York-New Jersey region, with New York and New Jersey representing the most sustained recent procurement volume. The code shows limited geographic spread in the available opportunities, with no recent solicitations visible outside the Northeast and West Coast regions.