UNSPSC 56141706: Decorative metal plate

Large or small decorative metal plates of different sizes and shapes that match the furniture and furnishings.

UNSPSC 56141706 Decorative metal plate is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local solicitation activity directly matching its scope. The one substantive recent opportunity appears to be the City of Cooper City's July 2026 IFB for holiday lighting and decorations, which may involve decorative metal components but is primarily framed as lighting and seasonal display services rather than metal plate procurement per se. State and local governments buying under this code would typically source finished decorative metal products—plaques, signage faceplates, architectural trim, or similar items—for municipal buildings, schools, parks, or public facilities, though recent posting volume does not support heavy demand across jurisdictions.

Issuing bodies in the recent record are limited to municipalities (the City of Cooper City, Florida, and tangentially the City of Charlotte in a broader furniture cooperative procurement that does not center on metal plate). Geographic activity appears concentrated in the South, with Florida and North Carolina represented, though the Charlotte opportunity is a national cooperative purchasing vehicle for furniture rather than decorative metal specifically. The Cooper City IFB for holiday lighting and decorations, due July 23, 2026, is the closest match to the code's nominal scope, though the specification documents would clarify whether decorative metal components constitute a material part of the deliverable. A Williamson County, Texas posting from July 2026 announces a purchasing department relocation and contains no procurement opportunity. The code shows light recent activity; firms evaluating pursuit should confirm that decorative metal plate is the actual commodity being solicited in any specific opportunity rather than rely on the UNSPSC tag alone.