UNSPSC 49221518: Net post

A type of device that is designed to secure the net in certain height in the ball games e.g., tennis, volleyball and badminton, where the net to cross the middle of the ground is required.

UNSPSC 49221518 Net post is a Commodity code that names a single product line, but the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it span a much broader scope of athletic field infrastructure, supplies, and services—from synthetic turf replacement and field marking to weight-room equipment, volleyball nets, and catalog-basis athletic apparel. State and local governments are using this code (or variations of it in their internal systems) to procure integrated field renovation projects, standalone equipment purchases, and multi-vendor framework agreements for ongoing athletic supplies. The issuing bodies include cities (Orlando, Fort Worth, Alpharetta, Richardson, Fairburn), counties (Sarasota, Marion, Gwinnett, Butts), school districts (Randolph County, Harlingen, Los Fresnos, Trion, Donna), and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell on behalf of multiple state and local jurisdictions). School districts and county parks departments appear most frequently among recent solicitors. Work currently being procured includes synthetic turf field replacement with drainage and environmental compliance (City of Orlando's Camping World Stadium project, RFP260497, due August 10, 2026; Gwinnett County's Rabbit Hill Park and Harbins Park synthetic turf replacement projects; City of Alpharetta's design-build conversion at Wills Park); field surface restoration and laser grading (Marion County Parks & Recreation's Belleview Sportsplex soccer field restoration, ITB 26089, due June 4, 2026); athletic facility markings and maintenance (City of Richardson's annual requirements contract for field markings, due February 18, 2026); and equipment packages for strength training, weight management, and sport-specific supplies (Trion City Schools' weight-room equipment IFB, Harlingen ISD's multi-sport athletic supplies, and Donna ISD's catalog-basis football, basketball, tennis, and wrestling equipment bids).

Geographic activity concentrates in the Southeast, particularly Georgia (Gwinnett, Butts, Randolph, Trion, Alpharetta) and Florida (Orlando, Sarasota, Marion), with secondary activity in Texas (Fort Worth, Richardson, Harlingen, Donna, Los Fresnos) and scattered solicitations in Minnesota (Sourcewell cooperative). The most recent high-value projects are large-scale turf replacements with mandated pre-bid conferences, performance/payment bonding, and tight completion windows (January through August 2027 for Orlando's stadium work); school district purchases favor multi-award vendor frameworks with fixed discount structures off catalog pricing, allowing as-needed purchasing throughout the school year; and parks departments increasingly embed environmental and health-safety compliance (PFAS and heavy-metal testing, microplastics mitigation, laser-graded drainage) into synthetic-surface specifications. The code shows sustained activity across both capital projects (field conversions, infrastructure) and operating supplies (apparel, equipment), with response deadlines clustering between February and August 2026.