UNSPSC 30265105: Aluminum SAE 5000 series hot rolled coil

Hot rolled coil of various thicknesses produced from SAE 5000 aluminum

UNSPSC 30265105 Aluminum SAE 5000 series hot rolled coil is a Commodity code that in state and local procurement spans both raw aluminum materials and fabricated aluminum components for facility maintenance, construction, and specialized applications. The recent opportunities tagged to this code show state and local governments soliciting aluminum tubing, perforated aluminum panels, and pallet rack wire decking—a mix suggesting the code captures raw stock (coil, tubing) and semi-finished aluminum products rather than finished assemblies alone. Issuing bodies include county governments, state departments, courts, and educational entities. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Harris County, and the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles have posted solicitations under or near this code's scope in the past four months, indicating activity across state-level procurement and local facility operations.

Recent opportunities span Texas, Georgia, Wisconsin, California, and Indiana, with the most active recent postings from Texas (TDCJ aluminum tubing IFB IW257847, due July 24, 2026) and Harris County (perforated aluminum panels IFB IFB2026000058, due October 28, 2026). The Texas Department of Criminal Justice solicitation requests raw materials—aluminum tubing—through the TDCJ Procurement Portal with electronic submission required and no late submissions accepted; Harris County's fabrication and delivery of perforated aluminum panels for a rehab shelter represents applied downstream demand. A Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles RFQ for 606 pallet rack wire decking units (52 inches by 42 inches, 2,500-pound load capacity) due May 7, 2026 shows facility infrastructure spending. However, several opportunities in the source block (engineering design services for INDOT, statewide educational cooperative purchasing, building repairs in White County) are misaligned with the aluminum materials scope and do not reflect core activity under this code; the recent activity supporting aluminum commodity procurement itself remains modest and scattered across jurisdictions.