UNSPSC 30241705: Winterization kit for tent

Kit containing essential items to improve insulation against the cold. Includes protection to install a stove inside the tent.

UNSPSC 30241705 Winterization kit for tent is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure portable tent structures and related ancillary equipment—specifically aluminum-frame canopy tents and large tension fabric tent systems with integrated weather protection, installation, and ancillary services. The code captures both off-the-shelf portable canopies and engineered temporary structures with specialized fabric systems, stabilization bracing, and anchoring components. Issuing bodies include city purchasing offices (Philadelphia) and community college districts (Mt. San Antonio Community College District), soliciting tents for operational, program, and event support. The procurement approach varies: the City of Philadelphia issued a micro-purchase IFB for standardized 8-by-8-foot blue aluminum canopy frames with a $43,000 contract ceiling; Mt. San Antonio Community College District issued an RFQ for a large-scale tension fabric tent system with engineered specifications, delivery, installation, and optional disassembly services.

Recent activity appears concentrated in California and Pennsylvania, with the most granular examples from the Los Angeles metropolitan area (Mt. San Antonio Community College District, Walnut, California) and Philadelphia. The City of Philadelphia's solicitation (IFB B2727810, due September 7, 2026) sought aluminum canopy tents quoted on an FOB Destination basis with a 365-day contract term and electronic bid submission through PHLContracts; award was to be made as a whole or by line item to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Mt. San Antonio Community College District's RFQ #2026-070 (due July 6, 2026, with installation by August 24, 2026) specified a 25-by-30-meter clear-span tension fabric tent with structural aluminum framing, double-coated white PVC polyester fabric rated to 850 g/m² (25 oz/yd²), wind-load engineering for 100–140 km/h sustained speeds, temperature tolerance from −30°C to +70°C, and optional one-time disassembly and removal by June 30, 2027. Both solicitations required proof of insurance and compliance with local business registration and tax requirements.