UNSPSC 30241702: Portable structure canvas section

Section of technical textile that is cut, glued, welded and equipped with ropes, ties, grommets etc. according to an engineering design in order to be assembled onto a tent or membrane structure.

UNSPSC 30241702 Portable structure canvas section is a Commodity code covering replacement and installation of canvas and fabric-covered shade structures — including tri-sail shade nets, bimini covers, shade awnings, and canvas tarps — that state and local governments procure for parks, recreation facilities, public buildings, and operational sites. Recent solicitations show the work spanning removal and replacement of existing shade systems, full fabrication and installation of new permanent structures, and repair services for marine-grade canvas articles. Counties, cities, public school districts, and special-purpose agencies issue these solicitations at varying scales, from single-asset replacements to multi-year catalog discount arrangements covering entire park portfolios.

Issuing bodies include county parks and recreation divisions (Clay County and Broward County, Florida; Hillsborough County, Florida), municipal parks departments (City of Tampa with estimated value of $4 million over two years; City of St. Petersburg as-needed contracting; City of Dallas), school districts (Holt Public Schools, Michigan), state health agencies (Texas HHSC/DSHS), and county sheriff operations (County of Orange, California). Geographic activity clusters in Florida (Clay, Broward, and Hillsborough counties; Tampa; St. Petersburg), Texas (Austin, Laredo, Dallas), Michigan (Holt), and California (Orange County), with additional Georgia activity (Eatonton). Representative opportunities include Clay County's RFQ #25/26-091 for two 30-foot tri-sail shade net replacements at Moody Park with quotes due July 28, 2026 (total project cost $21,170, 75 percent FEMA-funded hurricane recovery); Broward County Parks and Recreation's SBE-reserved fixed-price bid for two shade structures (60 feet by 14 feet and 30 feet by 24 feet) at Quiet Waters Park with proposals due July 13, 2026; Hillsborough County's RFQ for a galvalume awning at Upper Tampa Bay Park with mandatory June 2, 2026 site visit and estimated value of $25,500; and the City of Tampa's two-year catalog discount procurement for parks furnishings and shade structures across 200-plus facilities with estimated contract value of $4 million, SLBE set-aside and evaluation discounts applied. Multi-year as-needed vendor contracts dominate the procurement type, typically with three-year initial terms and optional one-year renewals, though one-time fixed-price construction projects also appear frequently.