UNSPSC 30191801: Structural formwork

A temporary structure of wood or steel designed to contain and give structure to poured concrete.

UNSPSC 30191801 Structural formwork, a Commodity code, shows limited recent activity aligned with the code's nominal scope. The most recent state and local opportunities bearing this code involve building construction, renovation, and infrastructure projects across multiple jurisdictions — but only one of the twenty-seven opportunities in the dataset (the Kissimmee Utility Authority window installation at the Marydia Substation) directly maps to structural formwork as defined by the code. The remaining opportunities span wastewater treatment retrofits (Orange County, Florida), dock and boardwalk repairs (Pinellas County Schools, Florida), fire hydrant replacement (Hillsborough County, Florida), stormwater pipe lining (Orange County, Florida), animal shelter design-build (Gilmer County, Georgia), building automation and HVAC systems (Orange County and Town of Waterford, Connecticut), trail construction (Orange County, Florida; City of Thousand Oaks, California), and park renovation (City of Port Orange, Florida). These procurements indicate broader building and civil infrastructure construction activity rather than discrete structural formwork services — temporary or permanent shoring, bracing, and falsework that support concrete, steel, or masonry construction.

The issuing-body mix spans Florida counties (Orange, Hillsborough, Volusia, Pinellas, Clay), Connecticut municipalities (Town of Waterford), Georgia counties (Gwinnett, Gilmer), California cities (Thousand Oaks, Santa Cruz), and specialized districts (school boards, utility authorities, transit authorities). Orange County, Florida appears repeatedly across design-build, renovation, and infrastructure projects but not specifically for formwork services. The geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida and Georgia, with secondary activity in Connecticut and California. Representative recent opportunities include the Kissimmee Utility Authority RFQ 16-526-CV for window installation at Marydia Substation (response due July 29, 2016; lowest bid $13,147.00), Gwinnett County sealed bids for Beaver Ruin Diversion Pump Station Grinders Replacement with substantial completion within 450 days (bids due November 20, 2026), and the Town of Waterford IFB for sewer easement clearing with 25 percent Connecticut DAS set-aside for small and minority-owned businesses (bids due November 12, 2026). The code shows little recent relevant activity — state and local procurements are tagged with 30191801 primarily as a catch-all for building and site work rather than for structural formwork as a distinct line item.