UNSPSC 72154024: Ornamental metal and iron work service

The installation, repairing and maintaining of ornamental metal and iron work owned by others

UNSPSC 72154024 Ornamental metal and iron work service is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to classify structural and decorative metal fabrication, installation, and repair work — including custom steel framing, metal siding systems, header beams, sheet metal trim, metal canopies, and associated site metalwork on buildings and facilities. Recent solicitations show a mix of standalone metal-work projects and trade packages embedded in larger renovation or construction scopes. Issuing bodies include Washington state community colleges (Big Bend Community College, Everett Community College, Edmonds College, Clover Park Technical College, Pierce College), state agencies (Washington Department of Corrections, Department of Children Youth and Families, Department of Social and Health Services), Georgia technical colleges and regional hospitals (North Georgia Technical College, Wiregrass Georgia Technical College, East Central Regional Hospital), and county facility managers (Santa Clara County, Marion County, City of Milledgeville). The scope of work ranges from narrow replacements—such as retaining walls, door frames, and security improvements—to broader facility upgrades involving seismic bracing, utility supports, and structural anchorage systems in healthcare settings.

Recent representative opportunities span multiple states with strong activity in Washington and California. Big Bend Community College (Washington) is soliciting bids for Building 1800 remodel work due November 11, 2026 (IFB 2026064G12); Edmonds College posted a cedar warehouse retaining wall project due November 11, 2026 (IFB 2026068G31); and the City of Milledgeville, Georgia issued an IFB for metal siding repair, steel header beam replacement, and sheet metal trim at Fire Station 1, due October 16, 2026, under local-vendor preference. The Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission, procuring on behalf of the Technical College System of Georgia, is managing multiple e-Builder-based projects with mandatory pre-bid conferences, including a CDL truck driving range at North Georgia Technical College (due November 17, 2026) and a commercial truck driving center at Wiregrass Georgia Technical College (due August 11, 2026). Santa Clara County is advancing a substantial healthcare seismic-compliance portfolio requiring metal bracing, structural anchorage, and tank installation across multiple facilities under prequalification-gated design-build and prime-contractor solicitations. Washington community colleges and state agencies dominate the posting frequency, with most bid windows ranging from 30 to 50 calendar days and typical response dates in August through November 2026.