UNSPSC 30241513: Steel A-frame

Triangular shaped structure composed of square steel tubing with a stirrup welded at the top in which the stringer or support beam sits. Acts as a structural support. In some cases, the stirrup can be mounted on a threaded rod or screw-jack which makes it adjustable.

UNSPSC 30241513 Steel A-frame is a Commodity code that rarely appears in recent state and local procurement activity. The recent opportunities block returned no solicitations genuinely seeking steel A-frames as a distinct product or service line. Instead, the block contains seventeen records spanning modular buildings, portable office trailers, construction projects, and furnishings—categories that may incidentally incorporate steel frames as structural components but do not solicit them as standalone procurements. The code shows minimal relevant activity in state and local markets over the past four months.

State and local governments do not currently solicit steel A-frames as a commodity through public notices. When frame structures appear in recent procurement, they are embedded within larger building systems (modular classrooms, portable offices, mobile trailers) or construction contracts where the frame is specified as part of an integrated facility delivery. Entities purchasing under this code—if any—would be small-quantity, routine-replacement buyers (maintenance departments, facilities divisions) whose needs do not generate formal solicitation notices, or procurement offices that tag composite building procurements with a steel-frame code even though the buyer is acquiring an entire prefabricated structure. The code does not show repeat issuing bodies, geographic concentration, or a defined recent-opportunity pipeline that would signal active procurement cycles or emerging demand in any state or region.