UNSPSC 30263501: Lead coil

Coil of various sizes produced from lead

UNSPSC 30263501 Lead coil is a Commodity code that captures specialized materials and components used in building mechanical systems, environmental remediation, and industrial operations. State and local governments procure lead coils primarily as replacement or upgrade components in HVAC systems, boiler installations, and environmental remediation projects. The recent solicitation activity shows lead coils appearing in the context of larger mechanical and building renovation work—most notably in boiler replacement and heating system upgrades—rather than as standalone procurement items. Issuing bodies soliciting work under this code span municipal building authorities, county environmental divisions, and city cultural and parks departments. The City of Meriden, Connecticut and Volusia County, Florida each posted recent opportunities involving lead-related work, reflecting municipal and county engagement in facility operations and environmental compliance.

Recent solicitation activity concentrates in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. The City of Meriden (Connecticut) issued an IFB on September 23, 2026 for Curtis Center Boiler Replacement, with bids due October 14, 2026, requiring decommissioning of existing boiler systems and installation of gas-fired hot water boilers under prevailing-wage requirements and Connecticut building code compliance. Volusia County Parks, Recreation & Cultural Division in Florida posted an IFB on August 13, 2026 for lead removal services and shell casing recycling at Robert Strickland Shooting Range; that solicitation specified lead remediation and recycling reimbursement as the primary deliverables. The boiler replacement opportunity in Meriden represents the most directly relevant recent activity, as it explicitly names equipment decommissioning and system replacement as core scope. Lead coil procurement under this code typically appears as a subordinate material or component specification within larger mechanical or environmental projects rather than as a primary commodity line.