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 that encompasses temporary outdoor shade and protective covering installations, including shade sails, canvas awnings, canopy structures, and related fabric or metal framing systems deployed at parks, recreational facilities, and municipal sites. State and local governments procure these products and services primarily through parks and recreation departments, county facilities management offices, and municipal public works divisions to provide covered outdoor spaces at playgrounds, parks, water play facilities, and recreational areas. The work involves fabrication, delivery, and installation of temporary or semi-permanent structures that can be quickly deployed or replaced following weather damage or maintenance cycles. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county boards of commissioners, municipal parks departments, and special-purpose districts, with repeat activity from Florida counties (Clay, Broward, Hillsborough) and Georgia counties (Spalding, Gwinnett).

Recent activity spans Florida and Georgia, with the most concentrated procurement occurring in Florida. Representative recent opportunities include Clay County Board of County Commissioners' RFQ for replacement of two 30-foot tri-sail shade nets at Moody Avenue Park (due July 28, 2026, $21,170 total project cost with FEMA disaster-recovery funding); Broward County Parks and Recreation Division's fixed-price bid for shade structure installation at Quiet Waters Park (due July 13, 2026, reserved for Small Business Enterprise firms); Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' competitive quote for fabrication and installation of a galvalume awning with aluminum framing at Upper Tampa Bay Park (due June 12, 2026, estimated $25,500); Spalding County Board of Commissioners' design-build proposal for splash pad installations with required shade structures (due September 22, 2026); and the City of St. Petersburg's RFQ to establish as-needed vendor contracts for outdoor playgrounds, fitness equipment, water play equipment, and shade structures (due April 28, 2026). Procurement vehicles vary between fixed-price bids, competitive quotes, and as-needed vendor panels, with typical responses due within two to four weeks of posting.