UNSPSC 30265403: White iron hot rolled sheet

Hot rolled sheet of various thicknesses produced from iron cementite carbon

UNSPSC 30265403 White iron hot rolled sheet is a Commodity code that state and local governments procure primarily through embedded line items within equipment repair and fabrication service contracts. The recent opportunity record does not show direct procurement of raw sheet material; instead, white iron sheet appears as a consumable input within broader mobile welding and repair service scopes. Issuing bodies using this code span county solid waste departments, facilities maintenance operations, and equipment repair shops that source materials as part of service delivery rather than as standalone procurement events. When solicited, the code reflects material inputs for on-site welding, fabrication, and equipment repair work rather than a discrete product line.

The Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners posted ITB 2600389 on August 26, 2026, requesting sealed bids for mobile welding and fabrication services due September 16, 2026, with a three-year contract value of $207,429.10. The scope covers minor facility welding repairs at four Solid Waste Management Department South County Facility locations, including work on roll-off containers, loaders, backhoes, excavators, and stationary cranes. Pricing is structured as unit rates across fifty-six line items covering labor and materials; material line items include steel plates, channels, angle iron, tubing, pipes, flat bars, wheels, axles, hinges, and paint — categories that may encompass white iron sheet specifications where required. The contractor furnishes all materials except County-designated line items, with a $15,000 allowance for permits and unspecified parts. Response to service calls must occur within four hours during standard business hours, and emergency repairs must be completed within 24 hours. Mandatory insurance includes Commercial General Liability ($1 million per occurrence / $2 million aggregate), Automobile Liability ($1 million combined single limit), Workers' Compensation, Professional Liability ($1 million per claim), and Cyber Liability ($1 million minimum). A one-year warranty on all repairs and components is required; E-Verify compliance and drug-free workplace certification per Florida Statute 287.087 are mandatory.