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, a Commodity code, covers the supply and installation of sports field infrastructure components that state and local governments procure for athletic facility construction and renovation projects. Recent solicitations show demand for net posts as part of comprehensive field system installations—including volleyball nets, baseball/softball field backstops with integrated posts, and multipurpose athletic infrastructure—rather than as standalone inventory items. The issuing bodies are primarily county recreation departments, school districts, and municipal park authorities pursuing athletic facility upgrades or new construction. Henry County, Georgia; Gwinnett County, Georgia; Marion County, Florida; and Trion City Schools in Georgia represent standout repeat or recent buyers of athletic infrastructure that incorporates net posts as integrated components of field systems, though the code itself does not isolate net-post procurement as a distinct line item in most solicitations.

State and local activity for net-post systems concentrates in the Southeast, particularly Georgia and Florida, with some municipal and cooperative purchasing vehicles reaching beyond that region. The most recent representative solicitation is Henry County, Georgia's RFP 27-21 (posted October 15, 2026; due November 11, 2026) for the Richard Craig Park Athletic Complex Renovation, a turnkey project encompassing eight baseball and softball fields with 9-gauge galvanized chain-link fencing, 30-foot black powder-coated backstop poles, and overhead safety netting—all components of a comprehensive net-post and backstop assembly. Gwinnett County's ITB BL128-26 (posted September 2, 2026; due October 7, 2026) for on-demand synthetic turf and goal system installation across eighteen multipurpose and baseball fields represents ongoing demand for integrated field infrastructure including goal posts and related hardware. Marion County Parks & Recreation's ITB for soccer field restoration (posted May 1, 2026; due June 4, 2026) and Sarasota County's RFQ for four volleyball court systems at Siesta Beach (posted June 9, 2026; due June 26, 2026) demonstrate end-user demand for complete net and post assemblies supplied as integrated systems rather than as component purchases. The code shows active procurement momentum in athletic facility renovation and grounds improvement projects where net posts function as part of larger turnkey scope rather than standalone supplies.