UNSPSC 30240000: Portable Structure Building Components

Construction components specific to portable structures which are built to be set up and taken apart often, such as steel frames (for tents, stages, grandstands, etc.), special trusses and rigging equipment, canvas sections for tents, stage covers or other membrane structures; stage floor panels, dance floors, etc.

UNSPSC 30240000 Portable Structure Building Components is a Family code encompassing prefabricated and modular building systems, components, and associated materials that state and local governments procure for rapid deployment, temporary facilities, and specialized construction applications. Recent state and local solicitations show purchasing across modular school buildings, portable fire stations built from shipping containers, fabric structures (canvas and tensile systems), and tent rental frameworks, alongside underlying components such as lumber, concrete, roofing, decking, siding, interior finishes, and trim. Issuing bodies span school districts, municipalities, state transportation and wildlife agencies, and county boards, with school districts and cities appearing most frequently in recent activity. The code captures both the finished modular or portable structures themselves and the constituent building materials and components used in their assembly and site integration.

Recent opportunities illustrate the breadth: Powell Butte Community School in Oregon solicited bids for purchase of a modular building (new or existing) with a June 3, 2026 deadline; the City of Picayune, Mississippi requested bids to furnish labor, materials, and sealed drawings for a four-story fire training facility constructed from shipping containers, due August 13, 2026; and the School District of St. Lucie County (through construction manager The Morganti Group) solicited sealed bids for Green Zone K-8 Phase 2 Shell Package—a 215,000 square-foot K-8 school encompassing concrete, masonry, structural steel, and mechanical-electrical-plumbing sleeving—due August 20, 2026. Missouri Department of Transportation established time-and-material price agreements for maintenance and construction of fabric structures across six regional districts, opening April 27, 2026 and closing May 14, 2026. Geographic activity centers in Florida (multiple St. Lucie County school phases), Arizona (Peoria pavement preservation), Georgia (White County storage building), and Utah and Colorado (state-level construction and restoration projects). The State of Texas RFP for building and facilities supplies and services, due October 15, 2026, demonstrates broader sourcing of constituent materials—lumber, concrete, roofing, decking, siding, and millwork—that feed modular and portable assembly pipelines statewide.