UNSPSC 31341200: Riveted sheet assemblies

UNSPSC 31341200 Riveted sheet assemblies is a Class code under which state and local governments procure structural steel components for infrastructure projects, specifically W-beams, H-piles, I-beams, and metal plates used in bridge construction, roadway work, and facility maintenance. Recent solicitations show counties and state departments buying these materials on a firm-price, cost-driven basis delivered to project sites, with price evaluation dominating award decisions at 99 percent and responsiveness accounting for the remainder. Issuing bodies include county transportation and bridge departments, state departments of agriculture, and county highway construction divisions; Greenville County, South Carolina has posted multiple recent bids for structural steel components to the same Bridge Yard location, signaling repeat procurement activity under this code.

The code shows recent activity concentrated in South Carolina and Florida, with a single Illinois procurement. Greenville County posted Invitation for Bids IFB27022 on October 9, 2026 for 12 W-beams in two sizes, both 27 feet in length, with sealed bids due the same day at 3:00 p.m. and delivery to the Bridge Yard at 98 Camp Road, Travelers Rest, South Carolina; the county also solicited IFB27014 for 24 H-piles in September 2026 under identical delivery and evaluation terms. Broward County Highway Construction and Engineering Division posted a larger, multi-discipline roadway project (TRN2132636C1) in August 2026 for Royal Palm Boulevard resurfacing in Coral Springs, Florida, with bids due September 14, 2026, which included structural work but extended well beyond riveted sheet assemblies. The State of Illinois Department of Agriculture posted a small Basic Ordering Agreement (26406AGRBLDG4B52030) in April 2026 for I-beams and metal plates valued at $3,900.00. Bidders on structural steel components must provide firm pricing on net-30-day terms, F.O.B. destination, delivery timelines, and references documenting similar work; performance and payment bonds and liability insurance are standard requirements on larger county projects.