UNSPSC 31350000: Fabricated tube assemblies

UNSPSC 31350000 Fabricated tube assemblies is a Family code that encompasses state and local procurement of metal fabrications and assembly components used in infrastructure, equipment repair, and specialized construction applications. Recent solicitations under this code show state and local governments buying steel trash receptacle assemblies, sheet metal and steel components for welding and HVAC work at technical centers, welding and fabrication services for mobile repair operations, metal products for correctional-industry training programs, and miscellaneous steel parts (plates, channels, angle iron, tubing, pipes) for municipal equipment maintenance and facility repairs. The mix of issuing bodies reflects typical state and local procurement patterns: counties and municipalities dominate the activity, with the State of Colorado, Commonwealth of Kentucky, and state technical-education and corrections departments also soliciting. Cities and county solid-waste, infrastructure, and facility-management departments are consistent buyers.

Recent opportunities show Dallas County seeking sealed offers for steel trash can receptacle assemblies (ITB 2098114, due October 29, 2026), the City of Tampa procuring various steel parts (sheet metal, plates, angle iron, tubing, pipes) to support container-shop repairs and a waste-to-energy facility under ITB 26-P-00555 (bids due October 2, 2026 with a 5% SLBE discount available), Hillsborough County soliciting mobile welding and fabrication services for equipment repair at solid-waste facilities under ITB-26-00389 (sealed bids due September 16, 2026, estimated contract value $207,429.10), and the Commonwealth of Kentucky procuring sheet metal and steel for welding, HVAC, and machining at Area Technology Centers under RFB 75827000001022 (bids due September 23, 2026 with 15–20% reciprocal preferences for Kentucky resident and qualified bidders). Activity concentrates in Florida (Tampa, Dallas County, Hillsborough County, Orange County), with secondary activity in Kentucky, Colorado, and other states. The code remains moderately active with steady demand for commodity metal fabrications tied to infrastructure maintenance, solid-waste operations, educational training, and correctional-industry programs.