UNSPSC 11121503: Lac

UNSPSC 11121503 Lac, a Commodity code, covers surface preparation, painting, and protective coating services that state and local governments procure for facility maintenance, grounds improvement, and capital-project work. Recent solicitations show demand for interior and exterior painting at school facilities, graffiti abatement on public property, and exterior renovation of multifamily housing, with work spanning removal of existing finishes, application of new paint or coatings, caulking, gutter and soffit replacement, and related surface treatments. School districts and county facilities departments are the primary issuing bodies, along with county land-use and community development authorities managing public or assisted-housing assets. The scope of work under this code includes both routine maintenance painting (as-needed basis contracts) and project-based work subject to prevailing-wage compliance, Davis-Bacon Act requirements, and worker-safety protocols.

Recent activity spans Georgia, Wisconsin, and California. The Cobb County School District, Georgia, issued an RFP (P27032) due November 10, 2026, for turnkey interior and exterior painting services at multiple facilities on an as-needed basis. The Community Development Authority of Madison, Wisconsin, issued an IFB (RFB #15051-0-2026-AH) due July 17, 2026, for the Karabis Apartments exterior painting and siding project, including surface preparation, gutter and soffit work, and a two-month contract term with Davis-Bacon compliance and $1,000,000 minimum general-liability coverage required. San Bernardino County Land Use Services Department, California, issued an RFP (LUSD26LUS6401) due June 3, 2026, for countywide graffiti abatement services across unincorporated areas, structured as a three-year contract from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2029, with possible two-year renewal, 24/7 availability, 48-hour response times, and prevailing-wage compliance under California Labor Code sections 1770 et seq. The Madison and San Bernardino procurements require specialized equipment, insurance minimums, and documented payroll compliance.