UNSPSC 31361700: Riveted plate assemblies

UNSPSC 31361700 Riveted plate assemblies, a Class code, encompasses the supply of structural metal components and fabricated steel materials to state and local governments for facility maintenance, infrastructure repair, and capital projects. State and local solicitations under this code procure finished metal plates, I-beams, structural steel, and custom steel fabrication services including welding, machining, and metal finishing across multiple materials (steel, galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum). Issuing bodies include state departments of agriculture, city facilities and public works departments, and municipal governments, typically acquiring materials and services through small-purchase ITBs, RFPs, and sealed competitive bids rather than blanket cooperative agreements.

Activity appears concentrated in the South and Southwest, with recent opportunities posted by the State of Illinois Department of Agriculture (April 2026), the City of Philadelphia, Mississippi (April 2026), the State of Georgia via Ware County (February 2026), and the City of Tucson (March 2026). The Illinois Department of Agriculture issued a Basic Ordering Agreement (IFB 26406AGRBLDG4B52030, due April 30, 2026) for eight 4-inch by 7.7-pound by 15-foot I-beams at $375.00 per unit and two 4-foot by 8-foot metal plates at $450.00 per unit, totaling $3,900.00, with 30-day delivery required and F.O.B. Destination pricing. The City of Tucson solicited steel fabrication services (RFP 240080, posted March 26, 2026) including custom doors, railings, anti-vandalism boxes, and emergency welding with Section 3 Program requirements mandating 25% of total labor hours performed by Section 3 Workers and 5% by Targeted Section 3 Workers. The State of Georgia through Ware County posted a straightforward steel procurement (ITB 42000GFC0000445, due February 19, 2026) for the Georgia Forestry Commission shop with four-week delivery, pricing to include shipping. Vendors must typically carry general liability insurance ($1,000,000 minimum per occurrence) and comply with prevailing wage requirements where applicable.