UNSPSC 21102500: Irrigation systems and equipment

Equipment and components involved in the artificial application of water to the land or soil. They are used to assist in the growing of agricultural crops, maintenance of landscapes, and revegetation of disturbed soils in dry areas and during periods of inadequate rainfall.

UNSPSC 21102500 Irrigation systems and equipment, a Class code, encompasses the full-cycle installation, repair, maintenance, and upgrade of automated landscape irrigation systems serving parks, golf courses, schools, municipal facilities, and public grounds. State and local governments currently solicit under this code for complete system installations with new mainlines, laterals, heads, and controls; pump station replacement and repair; smart controller upgrades; irrigation equipment and supplies; and on-call maintenance and troubleshooting services. The issuing bodies are diverse—city parks and public services departments, school districts, county governments, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts—with repeat solicitors including the City of West Jordan (Utah), Salt Lake City, and Granite School District. Work is concentrated in the interior West, the Southeast, and California, driven by golf course renovations, park improvements, and school facility upgrades.

Recent activity shows sustained demand across multiple project scales. The City of West Jordan posted sealed bids for Harvest Estates Park irrigation installation (due November 10, 2026, IFB WJPS26101501) and 4800 West irrigation and tree replacement (due May 26, 2026, IFB WJPS26050601). Granite School District solicited automatic irrigation system installation at West Kearns Elementary (due October 29, 2026, mandatory pre-bid October 20, IFB JF27-015). The City of Salt Lake City sought pre-qualification for two golf course irrigation renovation projects totaling $8.5 million—Rose Park at $5.9 million and Nibley Park at $2.6 million (pre-qualification due September 30, 2026). Caltrans Division of Procurement issued IFB 07A6489 for smart controller and automatic irrigation system repair and maintenance across eight maintenance stations in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties (due October 13, 2026, $484,000 ceiling over three years, SBE and DVBE preferences). The Savannah Airport Commission solicited a submersible VFD pump station (due June 17, 2026, RFP 2026-0020, with LSBE and minority-business incentives). The School District of Lee County (Florida) requested irrigation repair and replacement services (due July 30, 2026, electronic submission). Opportunities span sealed bids, RFPs, RFQs, and ITBs with pre-bid conferences common on larger projects; insurance, bonding, and prevailing wage requirements are routine on public-sector contracts above specified thresholds.