UNSPSC 30264021: Carbon steel SAE 1000 series hot dip galvanized cold rolled sheet

Cold rolled sheet of various thicknesses produced from SAE 1500 carbon steels and to which zinc coating is applied via an immersion process

UNSPSC 30264021 Carbon steel SAE 1000 series hot dip galvanized cold rolled sheet (Commodity) represents fabricated steel components procured by state and local governments for facility construction, maintenance, and equipment repair. Recent activity shows the code is tagged to solicitations spanning structural steel supply, welding repairs, water-main replacement, and park renovation work—a wide scatter suggesting the commodity classification captures inputs to larger construction and repair projects rather than finished goods purchased directly. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code include state departments (Georgia Department of Corrections, Illinois Department of Agriculture), counties (Pinal County, Arizona; Hillsborough County, Florida; Orange County, Florida; Prince George's County, Maryland), cities (Port Wentworth and Leesburg, Florida; Columbus, Georgia), and special districts. Most recent opportunities name concrete construction, water infrastructure replacement, and facility rehabilitation as the primary use cases, with steel components appearing as line items or embedded materials in design-build, IFB, and RFP solicitations rather than as standalone commodity purchases.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with secondary representation from Arizona, Illinois, and Maryland. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Port Wentworth's Mobley Park Renovation (design-build RFP, proposals due November 13, 2026, covering concrete walkways, building renovations, and field improvements where steel may appear in structural or fabrication contexts); the City of Leesburg's Bentley Road 12-inch Main Replacement (IFB 26-015-LK, bids due June 18, 2026, for PVC water-main installation with steel components in thrust collars and ancillary hardware); Hillsborough County's Mobile Welding Services (ITB-26-00389, bids due September 16, 2026, estimated at $207,429.10 over three years for on-site repairs using steel plates, channels, angle iron, and tubing); and the Georgia Department of Corrections' Steel procurement for Georgia State Prison (eRFQ 46700ERFQ0019612027, bids due September 12, 2026). The code shows no dedicated commodity-level procurement—steel appears consistently as a materials input within larger facility or infrastructure projects rather than as a direct-purchase line item from state or local governments.