UNSPSC 30264100: Steel alloy sheets

Sheets of various cross sections produced from various formulations of steel alloy

UNSPSC 30264100 Steel alloy sheets is a Class code encompassing coiled aluminum and specialized metal stock for industrial manufacturing, though recent state and local opportunities show the code used primarily for procurement of aluminum coil material to support correctional-industry production operations. State and local governments buy under this code finished or semifinished metal coils with precise dimensional, tensile, and coating specifications for applications ranging from license plate stamping to warehouse storage infrastructure. The issuing bodies soliciting under the code include state correctional departments and county court systems, with the Colorado Department of Corrections appearing twice in recent postings for identical aluminum alloy coil procurements supporting the same correctional-industries facility.

Recent activity centers in Colorado, where the Colorado Department of Corrections issued two Invitations for Bid (IFB 2026-0179, posted May 5 and May 19, 2026) for 350,000 pounds of 3105H21 aluminum alloy coil in 21-gauge thickness with specific pretreatment and conversion coating requirements, delivery to the CCi Tag Plant in Canon City, and response deadlines of May 18 and May 22, 2026 respectively. The Los Angeles Superior Court issued a separate RFQ (posted April 24, 2026) for 606 units of pallet rack wire decking due May 7, 2026, which appears tangentially related to the code's nominal scope. The Colorado procurements evaluate bids on lowest-cost basis with a five percent pricing preference for Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses holding federal certification; no specific set-asides for minority, women, or disadvantaged enterprises are identified across the recent opportunities. Contract terms anticipate one year or completion upon delivery of total quantities, with vendors required to undergo background checks and facility security compliance for personnel accessing correctional facilities.