UNSPSC 30191800: Temporary construction and maintenance support equipment and materials

Various prefabricated moulds, accessories and materials designed for temporary use in civil work and construction of structures.

UNSPSC 30191800 Temporary construction and maintenance support equipment and materials is a Class code encompassing the supply and installation of temporary or supplemental infrastructure, materials handling, and site-support equipment used during construction and facility maintenance projects. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show procurement activity centered on window installation, drainage repairs, stormwater infrastructure, HVAC systems, and miscellaneous repair and replacement work at municipal facilities, utilities, schools, and parks. Issuing bodies include utility authorities (Kissimmee Utility Authority, Town of Waterford Utility Commission), county boards of commissioners (Clay County, Gwinnett County, Hillsborough County), municipalities (Rio Rancho, Orange County, City of Gautier), school districts (Pinellas County Schools), and special-purpose districts (Educational Service District 564). Orange County, Florida stands out as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple recent solicitations for facility upgrades and infrastructure projects. The kinds of work being solicited reflect a mix of temporary site support and permanent facility improvements: the Kissimmee Utility Authority issued RFQ16526CV for window installation at a substation pavilion with three vendors bidding between $13,147 and $28,411; the Town of Waterford Utility Commission issued IFB26013 for a sewer easement clearing project with a 25 percent small-and-minority-business set-aside; Clay County Board of County Commissioners issued RFQ 25/26-096 for manhole rehabilitation with a local-business preference under Clay County Resolution 2018/2019-2; and Hillsborough County Water Resources Department issued IFB-26-00348 for countywide fire hydrant replacement with an estimated contract value of $1.9 million.

Geographic activity clusters in Florida (Orange County, Volusia County, Clay County, Hillsborough County, Kissimmee, Rio Rancho and others), Connecticut (Town of Waterford, Meriden), Georgia (Gwinnett County), Missouri (Jackson County), Massachusetts (Webster), California (Santa Cruz, Thousand Oaks), and Mississippi (Gautier, Oxford, Natchez, Adams County). Recent opportunities with firm response dates include the Kissimmee Utility Authority RFQ due July 29, 2016 (likely a data artifact); Town of Waterford IFB due November 12, 2026; Clay County RFQ due August 3, 2026; Pinellas County Schools dock-and-boardwalk repairs ITB due April 20, 2026; and Hillsborough County fire hydrant replacement IFB due October 27, 2026. Work volumes range from small projects under $50,000 (window installation, chain-link fencing) to major infrastructure contracts exceeding $1 million (stormwater systems, kitchen renovations, pump station upgrades), with prevailing-wage and bonding requirements common on larger public works scopes.