UNSPSC 30241515: Structural alignment tool

In portable structures, non-structural tubing or devices installed between two or more structural parts, used to set and regulate the spacing between those parts.

UNSPSC 30241515 Structural alignment tool (Commodity) does not reflect the work actually being solicited under this code in recent state and local procurement activity. The recent opportunities tagged with this code overwhelmingly concern the purchase, delivery, and installation of modular buildings, portable classrooms, office trailers, shipping containers, and related temporary or semi-permanent structures — not structural alignment tools. State and local governments are buying complete modular office buildings (ranging from 10-by-10 portable connex units to 60-by-72-foot buildings with full interior finishes), modular classrooms for school districts, portable training structures for technical colleges, and mobile office trailers with HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems. The mix of issuing bodies includes city governments (Rincon and Sandersville, Georgia; Tampa and Fort Worth, Florida; Flowery Branch, Georgia), county agencies (Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office, Henry County and White County in Georgia, Clay County in Florida), school districts (Wicomico County, Pearl Public School District in Mississippi, Fontana Unified School District in California), state agencies (Texas Juvenile Justice Department, Harris County Department of Education via Choice Partners cooperative, Technical College System of Georgia), and cooperative purchasing consortia (H-GAC in Texas, Sourcewell in Minnesota). The recent activity spans Georgia, Texas, Florida, California, and Mississippi, with significant concentration in Georgia and Texas.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Rincon, Georgia issuing ITB 070126-001 (due July 30, 2026) for a 48-by-60 modular office building for its Police Department; the Texas Juvenile Justice Department seeking bids (due July 14, 2026) for a 72-by-56-foot office building with full systems and site work at its Gainesville facility; Harris County Department of Education's Job Order Contracting procurement (26/028MF, due June 16, 2026) for modular buildings and related items through Choice Partners; and the City of Tampa issuing RFQ 26P00277 (due April 24, 2026) for a single 10-by-10 portable office connex unit for its McKay Bay solid waste facility. These solicitations consistently emphasize turnkey delivery, installation, utility connections, and compliance with state and local building codes. The code shows active market demand but fundamental misalignment with the UNSPSC taxonomy classification.