UNSPSC 30251501: Combination roof bolt and truss

Used in underground mining applications to support roof.

UNSPSC 30251501 Combination roof bolt and truss is a Commodity code representing structural fastening and assembly components for roof systems. State and local governments purchasing under this code are acquiring integrated roof fastening solutions—bolts, anchors, and truss connectors—as components within larger roofing and structural projects rather than as standalone commodity purchases. The recent solicitations show municipalities, counties, and public institutions procuring complete roof replacement and restoration services where combination bolts and trusses function as specified materials within design-build, design-bid-build, and as-needed service contracts. Issuing bodies span county facilities management (Okaloosa County, Santa Clara County), municipal departments (City of Ocala, City of Tucson, City of Jackson, City of Meriden), school districts (Stephens County Board of Education, DeKalb County School District, San Jacinto College), fire protection districts (Santa Clara County Central Fire Protection District), and special-purpose authorities (Houston City College, City of College Park). The mix reflects typical state and local facility ownership and stewardship patterns—building departments managing administrative and public-safety infrastructure, school systems maintaining educational campuses, and transit or utility entities managing ancillary structures.

Geographic activity centers in Florida (Collier County, Okaloosa County, City of Ocala), Georgia (City of Rome, City of Marietta, City of Tybee Island, DeKalb County, Stephens County), California (Santa Clara County, San Martin, Los Gatos), and Michigan (City of Jackson), with additional isolated activity in Arizona, Texas, Connecticut, and Wisconsin. Representative recent opportunities include Collier County Sheriff's Office ITB 26-8693 for roof replacement and louver repair at a 24/7 correctional facility, due October 22, 2026, with a $3,000,000 anticipated project budget and mandatory site visit; the City of Ocala ITB FAC/260714 for as-needed roof restoration coating services across multiple city facilities using Inland Coatings fluid-applied elastomeric systems, a two-year contract with optional one-year renewals; and the Stephens County Board of Education RFP for districtwide renovations including roof and HVAC improvements at middle and high schools, funded through ESPLOST with an estimated $20 million to $26 million construction budget and substantial completion anticipated by December 2029. The code shows active, recurring procurement volume driven by aging public building stock, preventive maintenance cycles, and capital improvement programs.