UNSPSC 30241701: Framing beam or rail or tubing

Parts of framed tent structures that contribute to the final framing and consolidate the roof, walls, or other parts of the structure. They include purlins and eaves, rafters, ridge poles, side wall rails, uprights, etc.

UNSPSC 30241701 Framing beam or rail or tubing is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it show little alignment with the code's nominal scope. The opportunities instead focus on parks infrastructure, shade structures, canopies, and awnings rather than framing beams, rails, or tubing as discrete procured items. The procurement activity centers on design-build and installation services for site amenities—splash pads, shade sails, playground equipment, and fabric shade structures—where structural components are integrated into finished installations rather than purchased as standalone framing materials. Issuing bodies include county parks departments (Spalding County, Georgia; Gwinnett County, Georgia; Broward County, Florida; Clay County, Florida; Hillsborough County, Florida), city parks and recreation agencies (City of Tampa; City of St. Petersburg, Florida), and municipal fire services (City of DeBary, Florida). Several jurisdictions—Hillsborough County, Clay County, and Broward County—appear across multiple recent solicitations, suggesting recurring capital and maintenance cycles in parks infrastructure.

Recent activity clusters in Florida and Georgia. Representative opportunities include the City of Tampa Parks and Recreation Department's catalog-discount RFQ for playground equipment, site furnishings, and surfacing across 200+ parks (response due May 29, 2026); Spalding County Board of Commissioners' design-build RFQ for splash pad installations at two parks (due September 22, 2026); Broward County Parks and Recreation's SBE-reserved IFB for shade structure installation at Quiet Waters Park (due July 13, 2026); and Clay County Board of County Commissioners' RFQ for shade sail replacement funded through FEMA disaster recovery (due July 28, 2026). The code shows limited recent activity specifically for framing beams, rails, or tubing as primary procured commodities; pursuit under this code appears low-value unless your firm positions materials supply as a component within larger design-build or installation contracts for parks infrastructure.