UNSPSC 30264108: Steel alloy SAE 6000 series cold rolled sheet

Cold rolled sheet of various thicknesses produced from SAE 6000 steel alloys

UNSPSC 30264108 Steel alloy SAE 6000 series cold rolled sheet is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity covers coiled aluminum alloys for industrial manufacturing applications. The Colorado Department of Corrections, through its Colorado Correctional Industries division, has solicited high-volume coiled aluminum in two related IFBs (posted May 5 and May 19, 2026) for license plate production at the Canon City Tag Plant. State and local buyers under this code source material for specialized manufacturing where precise gauge, tensile strength, yield strength, and coating specifications are critical to end-product performance. The code sees activity from state departments of corrections and other state-level production operations; the recent opportunities identify no repeat buyers beyond the Colorado Department of Corrections itself across the sparse recent posting sample.

The recent activity is concentrated in Colorado, where the two Colorado Correctional Industries IFBs seek 350,000 pounds of 3105H21 aluminum alloy coil (21-gauge, 0.027 inches thick, 11.98 to 12.00 inches wide) with monthly delivery installments of approximately 37,000 pounds each to Canon City, pricing on a firm per-pound basis, and a one-year contract term or until delivery of the full quantity. Both IFBs offer a 5% preference to Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses with proper federal certification. A third recent opportunity from the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles (posted April 24, 2026, due May 7, 2026) solicited pallet rack wire decking and does not align with the code's scope; this mismatch suggests the Los Angeles Superior Court opportunity was coded incorrectly and is not representative of actual buying under UNSPSC 30264108. The recent posting record shows minimal activity overall and is dominated by a single issuing body in a single state.