UNSPSC 30264023: Carbon steel SAE 1200 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 30264023 Carbon steel SAE 1200 series hot dip galvanized cold rolled sheet is a Commodity code that covers specialized steel materials used in state and local fabrication, maintenance, and infrastructure projects. Recent opportunities show this code tagged across diverse work — from prison facility maintenance to county equipment repair to bridge construction and park renovation — though the code itself appears to be a materials classification that issuing bodies apply to solicitations where steel components or supplies form part of a broader scope. The Georgia Department of Corrections posted an RFQ for steel to supply Georgia State Prison (due September 12, 2026), and Hillsborough County, Florida issued an ITB for mobile welding services (ITB-26-00389, due September 16, 2026, estimated at $207,429.10) that would consume such materials in on-site fabrication and repair across solid waste management facilities. The Illinois Department of Agriculture executed two Basic Ordering Agreements for metal structural components — square tube and steel sheet (April 2026) — totaling $10,288.00 across both orders. Neither solicitation nor the code itself reveals a unified purchasing pattern; instead, state agencies and county facilities appear to source these materials opportunistically as components of larger construction, maintenance, or fabrication contracts rather than as standalone material procurements.

Activity under this code spans state corrections departments, county public works and solid waste management, municipal parks and recreation, and state agricultural departments, with recent solicitations concentrated in Georgia, Florida, Illinois, and Arizona. The City of Port Wentworth, Georgia posted a design-build RFP for Mobley Park renovation (due November 13, 2026) that includes building work and site restoration likely involving steel components, and Orange County, Florida solicited sealed bids for emergency bridge replacements at two sites (Y26-742, due July 7, 2026, estimated at $6,202,246.05) where structural steel would be embedded in the scope. Geographic spread is modest across recent postings, with no single state or region showing concentrated demand; the code itself lacks sufficient recent standalone material procurements to signal clear market concentration or seasonal patterns.