UNSPSC 30264024: Carbon steel SAE 1500 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 30264024 Carbon steel SAE 1500 series hot dip galvanized cold rolled sheet (Commodity) spans structural and fabrication steel products that state and local governments acquire for building and facility maintenance, renovation, and infrastructure repair projects. The code captures hot-dip galvanized carbon steel sheet stock used in construction, welding, and metal fabrication work across parks, water systems, bridges, and institutional facilities. State and local procurement under this code reflects demand for raw steel materials in both renovation design-build projects and ongoing facility maintenance operations where corrosion-resistant galvanized sheet is specified for durability and weather exposure.

Recent activity shows a scattered issuing-body mix including city governments (Port Wentworth and Leesburg, Florida; Columbus, Georgia), county agencies (Orange County, Florida; Pinal County, Arizona; Hillsborough County, Florida), and state departments (Georgia Department of Corrections; Illinois Department of Agriculture; Texas Workforce Commission). Representative solicitations include the City of Port Wentworth's Mobley Park Renovation design-build RFP (due November 13, 2026) covering park and building improvements; the Georgia Department of Corrections' steel procurement RFB for Georgia State Prison (bids due September 12, 2026); the Illinois Department of Agriculture's Basic Ordering Agreements for square tube and sheet steel (due May 5, 2026, $6,388.00 total) and I-beams and metal plates (due April 30, 2026, $3,900.00); and Hillsborough County's mobile welding services ITB (due September 16, 2026, $207,429.10 estimate) covering on-site equipment repairs. Geographic reach spans Georgia, Florida, Arizona, Illinois, and Texas, with activity concentrated in municipal and county governments in the Southeast and Midwest. Most opportunities are small-dollar commodity purchases or component line items within larger renovation or infrastructure projects rather than standalone steel-sheet solicitations.