UNSPSC 31161732: Half moon nut

A metal fastener largerr than the standard nut with a central, threaded hole that is designed to fit around and secure a bolt or a screw as well as part of the surface where it is placed.

UNSPSC 31161732 Half moon nut, a Commodity code, represents fastening hardware that state and local governments procure primarily as component materials within larger construction, maintenance, and infrastructure projects rather than as direct end-use products. The single recent opportunity tagged to this code—the City of Lavonia, Georgia's Water Treatment Plant 2026 Improvements project—shows a mismatch between the code's nominal scope and the actual procurement: a sealed competitive bid for comprehensive water treatment facility construction spanning two sites, including modifications to pump stations, mixer basins, settling basins, filtration units, chemical feed systems, and clearwell storage. The IFB notice, posted April 24, 2026, with a May 26, 2026 response deadline, encompasses approximately nine months of construction work requiring a Georgia Utility Contractor license, a certified Utility Manager, Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance, and E-Verify work authorization. The procurement specifies a 4.0% disadvantaged business enterprise participation goal for both minority-owned and women-owned businesses, Build America, Buy America compliance for all iron, steel, and manufactured products, and performance and payment bonds each equal to 100% of the contract amount. This code shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity; the single opportunity appears to be miscoded, as the actual work involves general water treatment construction services rather than fastener components. Without additional recent solicitations under this Commodity code in the source, the activity level cannot be accurately characterized as representing typical state and local demand for half moon nuts as discrete procurement items.

No additional recent state and local opportunities under UNSPSC 31161732 appear in the available records, limiting visibility into geographic concentration, repeat issuing bodies, or recurring demand patterns for this fastener type. Pursuit of opportunities under this code should focus on identifying whether state and local procurement offices are tagging fastener supply contracts or general construction work with this Commodity code, and on clarifying the actual scope of work when code descriptions diverge materially from the solicitation language.