UNSPSC 30241502: Anchor plate

Metal plate through which anchors (pegs or mechanical) are driven, used either as a base plate or as part of an anchorage system to which a guy wire is hooked up to in order to hold tension.

UNSPSC 30241502 Anchor plate is a Commodity code that does not reflect the work actually being solicited under this taxonomy designation in recent state and local opportunities. The recent opportunities tagged with this code span portable and modular building procurement, mobile office trailers, construction of storage and administrative facilities, and equipment for training ranges — activities substantially misaligned with the code's nominal scope of anchor plates as discrete fastening components. State and local buying under this code designation includes cities, counties, school districts, special-purpose districts, and state departments. The issuing bodies span Florida municipalities (City of DeBary, City of Tampa), Georgia jurisdictions (City of Rincon, City of Flowery Branch, City of Sandersville, White County Board of Commissioners), Texas state agencies (Texas Department of Transportation, Texas Juvenile Justice Department), Michigan school districts (Gibraltar School District), and cooperative purchasing consortia (H-GAC, Harris County Department of Education through Choice Partners). Cities and school districts appear as frequent buyers of modular and portable office buildings for administrative and operational support.

The geographic spread includes Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Mississippi, and Texas, with the highest recent activity in Georgia and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Flowery Branch, Georgia's sealed-bid solicitation (26-011) for delivery and installation of a 24-by-60-foot modular public works office building with an RFQ due July 23, 2026; the Texas Juvenile Justice Department's IFB (FY26GNSOIGBUILDING) for a 72-by-56-foot office building and site work at its Gainesville facility with bids due July 14, 2026; and H-GAC's competitive-bid solicitation (MB1126) for modular buildings, shelters, and structures with proposals due July 30, 2026. The apparent misclassification of these opportunities under anchor plate suggests either systematic data-entry error in the state and local procurement databases or overly broad application of the code to building components and assemblies. Firms pursuing work in modular and portable building supply and installation should confirm code alignment during proposal development to ensure compliance with actual solicitation scope and avoid disqualification based on code mismatch.