UNSPSC 30265100: Aluminum coil

Coil of various cross sections produced from various formulations of Aluminum

UNSPSC 30265100 Aluminum coil, a Class code, encompasses raw aluminum substrate and stock materials that state and local governments procure for manufacturing, fabrication, and operational purposes. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show purchases of aluminum tubing, coiled aluminum for license-plate manufacturing, and aluminum sign blanks—materials supplied in bulk form for in-house or contractor production of finished goods. The issuing bodies are diverse and mission-driven: the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, the State of Maine Bureau of Motor Vehicles, and Orange County, Florida Public Works, among others. The scope centers on raw aluminum stock meeting specific gauge, alloy, and finish specifications, with procurement offices requesting quotes or bids for quantities ranging from thousands of pounds to tens of thousands of units over multi-year contract periods.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, and Maine, with additional recent solicitations from Georgia and Wisconsin. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice posted IFB IW257847 on July 9, 2026, seeking aluminum tubing with proposals due July 24, 2026, through the TDCJ Procurement Portal; the State of Maine Bureau of Motor Vehicles issued RFQ #29B 26022400000000000207 on March 23, 2026, requesting virgin aluminum Alloy 3003-H12 in coiled form for license-plate manufacturing, with quotations due April 3, 2026, through the AdvantageME system; and Orange County, Florida posted IFB Y26-162 on April 21, 2026, for aluminum sign blanks across 45 line items with a five-year requirements contract structure and sealed bids due April 30, 2026, through the OpenGov platform. Contract structures vary—single fixed-price awards predominate, though some solicitations allow partial-bid acceptance or best-value evaluation. Delivery terms typically require FOB destination with freight prepaid, and lead times of thirty days or less are standard.