UNSPSC 31341103: Hastalloy X welded or brazed sheet assemblies

UNSPSC 31341103 Hastalloy X welded or brazed sheet assemblies is a Commodity code with minimal state and local procurement activity aligned to its nominal scope; the recent opportunities instead reflect metal fabrication services, coiled aluminum supplies for correctional-industry license-plate production, and warehouse equipment, none of which involve Hastalloy X or welded/brazed sheet assemblies. The one directly related solicitation is Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' ITB 2600389 for mobile welding and fabrication services—a three-year contract estimated at $207,429.10—covering on-site repairs at solid waste management facilities using shielded metal arc welding, gas metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, brazing, and soldering on equipment such as roll-off containers, loaders, backhoes, and excavators. This represents the practical scope state and local governments are currently pursuing under the code: responsive field welding, minor facility repairs, and materials-supply labor across multiple positions and conditions, with unit pricing for labor (journeyman welders, apprentices, emergency services) and standard metals (steel plates, channels, angle iron, tubing, pipes, flat bars, wheels, axles, hinges, paint).

Activity is concentrated in Colorado and Florida. The Colorado Department of Corrections, through Colorado Correctional Industries, posted two coiled-aluminum solicitations (IFB 2026-0179 and DQ 2027000069) in May and August 2026 for license-plate production—350,000 pounds and separate smaller quantities of 3105H21 aluminum alloy—but these fall outside the Hastalloy X scope. Hillsborough County's welding services ITB (response due September 16, 2026) remains the most directly relevant recent opportunity under the code. The Los Angeles Superior Court's pallet-rack wire-decking solicitation (posted April 24, 2026, due May 7, 2026) has no connection to the code's nominal scope. The code shows no recent activity in other states or from school districts, transit authorities, or special-purpose districts. Firms pursuing work under this code should focus on county and municipal solid waste, facilities, and equipment maintenance contracts rather than specialized high-temperature alloy assembly; the current market signals limited demand for Hastalloy-specific work at the state and local level.