UNSPSC 30250000: Underground mining structures and materials

Materials used in underground mining applications.

UNSPSC 30250000 Underground mining structures and materials is a Family code that does not align with the recent state and local procurement activity tagged under it. The source contains sixteen recent opportunities spanning May through February 2026, none of which involve underground mining structures, mining materials, or extractive-industry infrastructure; instead, the records show construction projects, building purchases, facility upgrades, and property sales entirely unrelated to mining. The mismatch suggests either systematic miscoding of opportunities by issuing bodies or a data alignment issue in the source itself.

The recent opportunities actually reflect construction and building services across multiple issuing bodies: Mississippi State University seeking bids for work at the Pontotoc Sweet Potato Building (May 2026, sealed bid); Powell Butte Community School in Oregon soliciting modular building purchase (RFQ, June 2026 deadline); the Colorado Department of Human Services issuing multiple RFPs for duress alarm system upgrades at a mental health hospital (five separate iterations, May 2026, with deadlines May 18–26); White County Board of Commissioners in Georgia requesting proposals for a 35-by-100-foot steel storage building (RFP, May 2026); Noxubee County in Mississippi seeking bids for a sewage treatment plant (sealed bid, May 2026); Volusia County, Florida procuring a metal building canopy at a landfill (IFB, pre-bid October 2025, bid deadline November 2025); the City of DeBary, Florida constructing a fire station (sealed bid, bid deadline March 2016, now closed); the City of San Antonio issuing an IFB for park improvements (April 2026); Claratel Behavioral Health in Georgia soliciting construction manager at risk services for care homes (RFQ, May 2026); Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks selling surplus property including a mobile home and cottages (sealed bids, March 2026); and Clay County, Florida requesting quotes for a metal first aid building (RFQ, February 2026). Activity spans Mississippi, Oregon, Colorado, Georgia, Florida, and Texas, with no geographic concentration. Because the code shows no genuine underground mining procurement and the recent opportunities are entirely outside mining-infrastructure scope, the code does not present actionable pursuit opportunity in its current form.