UNSPSC 30263502: Lead strip

Strip of various sizes produced from lead

UNSPSC 30263502 Lead strip (Commodity) covers lead materials used in construction, renovation, and remediation projects across state and local government. State and local governments procure lead strip primarily as a component in building envelope and roofing work, environmental remediation at shooting ranges and contaminated sites, and specialized industrial applications where lead shielding or weatherproofing is required. Recent solicitations show lead appearing as a material specification within larger construction and renovation scopes rather than as a standalone procurement line item. Issuing bodies span cities, counties, and special-purpose districts conducting facility modernization, environmental cleanup, and infrastructure improvement work. The code attracts municipal public works departments, parks and recreation divisions, and cultural center operators managing building systems and site remediation.

Recent activity includes the City of Port Wentworth, Georgia's September 2026 design-build RFP for the Mobley Park Renovation (response due November 13, 2026), which encompasses building renovation, field restoration, and site reconstruction but does not explicitly identify lead strip in scope; Volusia County Parks, Recreation & Cultural Division's August 2026 ITB for lead removal services and shell casing recycling at Robert Strickland Shooting Range in Daytona Beach, Florida (response due March 28, 2024—a closed or historical bid); and the Community Development Authority of the City of Madison, Wisconsin's June 2026 RFB for exterior painting and siding on the Karabis Apartments (response due July 17, 2026), which addresses surface preparation and caulking but no lead strip specification. The recent-opportunities block shows minimal direct procurement of lead strip as a named commodity; the code's activity appears concentrated in Florida and multi-jurisdiction cooperative purchasing frameworks for general construction materials, with Georgia and Wisconsin also represented.