UNSPSC 30264701: Stainless steel SAE 300 series hot rolled coil

Hot rolled coil of various thicknesses produced from SAE 300 stainless steels

UNSPSC 30264701 Stainless steel SAE 300 series hot rolled coil is a Commodity code tracking procurement of metal stock and fabricated metal components—specifically stainless steel shapes, fasteners, and plate materials in finished or semi-finished form—by state agencies, cities, and higher-education institutions. Recent opportunities reveal that state and local buyers are sourcing stainless steel angle and square tube stock, diaphragm plates, anchor bolts, post base plates, and drive caps for infrastructure maintenance, traffic-control operations, and facility-support functions. Issuing bodies include the Texas A&M University System, City of Detroit Department of Public Works, State of Illinois, Texas Water Development Board, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, and City of Tucson, representing a mix of state departments, municipal procurement offices, university systems, and special-purpose authorities. The code also captures broader raw sheet-metal and metal-plate procurement where stainless and carbon steel materials are sourced for internal operations and construction support.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas and the Midwest, with recent solicitations from Texas (Texas A&M University System ITB TAMUS-ITB-26-0547 for stainless steel diaphragm plates due October 28, 2026; Texas Water Development Board IFB for temperature sensors and related metal hardware due August 25, 2026; Texas Department of Criminal Justice IFB IW258604 for sheet metal and metal plate due July 28, 2026), Illinois (State of Illinois Blanket Order Agreement BOA for stainless steel angle and square tube due September 11, 2026), Michigan (City of Detroit RFQ 547916 for anchor bolts, post base plates, and drive caps due August 12, 2026, with rebid posted September 9, 2026 due September 17, 2026), and Arizona (City of Tucson IFB 250080 for guardrail and related products). The Detroit procurement is active with specific material grades, dimensions, and ASTM compliance requirements; the Illinois BOA framework structure provides flexible purchasing with unit costs established upfront. Prevailing-wage compliance, insurance requirements, and set-aside or local-preference programs apply on a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction basis—Detroit requires Detroit-based business certification and workforce-composition minimums under Executive Order #2016-2, while Illinois imposes a $15 minority-contractor-initiative fee on contracts of $1,000 or more. Opportunities range from single-purchase orders to multi-year agreements with renewal options.