UNSPSC 30266002: Non ferrous alloy bar

Bar of various cross sections produced from various types of non-ferrous alloys

UNSPSC 30266002 Non ferrous alloy bar is a Commodity code that covers supply and processing of metals and metal products. State and local governments use this code for procurement of fabricated metal materials, metal recovery and processing services, and finished metal products for infrastructure and waste management applications. Recent solicitations show wide variation: DeKalb County, Georgia is procuring hot-rolled steel plates for roadway construction with specialized fabrication (lift holes, lift bars, scoring, stencil cutouts), while the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County is contracting for operation and maintenance of an advanced metals recovery system that processes bottom ash to recover ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Issuing bodies include county government entities and special-purpose waste management authorities. Procurement vehicles range from multiyear fixed-price term contracts with indexed price escalation to performance-based site license agreements with operational responsibility transferred to the vendor.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and Florida. DeKalb County posted ITB 2026-082 on June 29, 2026 for a three-year steel plate supply contract with bids due July 23, 2026; the scope specifies hot-rolled steel plates in sizes up to 12 feet × 12 feet with estimated volumes of 480 units over the contract term, fabrication requirements, and firm pricing for the first 12 months with Director approval required for subsequent increases. A mandatory local small business enterprise (LSBE) meeting was scheduled for July 1 or July 8, 2026, with minimum 20% LSBE subcontractor participation required or documented good faith efforts. The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County issued RFP 26-206 on June 9, 2026 for equipment, operations, and maintenance of its Advanced Metals Recovery Processing System, with proposals due July 16, 2026; the system processes approximately 150,000 tons of bottom ash annually and recovered 2,330 short tons of non-ferrous metals in the prior 12 months, with transition to new operations required on or before September 23, 2026 under an initial three-year Site License Agreement.