UNSPSC 21102502: Irrigation overheads

UNSPSC 21102502 Irrigation overheads is a Commodity code capturing the purchase of irrigation control equipment, systems, and components that state and local governments deploy across parks, golf courses, athletic fields, and landscaped municipal properties. Recent solicitations show concrete buying patterns: the City of Temple Parks and Recreation Department sought bids for an annual irrigation supplies agreement supporting Sammons Golf Course; Mt. Hood Community College requested installation of low-voltage electrical conduit for landscape irrigation control wiring; the City of St. Petersburg bid the removal and replacement of an irrigation pump station at Twin Brooks Golf Course; Hillsborough County issued a four-year, $1.03 million contract for maintenance and repair of large-scale computer-controlled irrigation systems across over 170 parks and 250 sports fields; and Bulloch County procured 16 Calsense irrigation controller upgrades across seven park locations. The issuing bodies span city parks and recreation departments, county commissioners, community colleges, and regional water authorities. A small-business set-aside appears in the Hillsborough County opportunity, signaling that some jurisdictions restrict participation to SBE-registered firms in this commodity space.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Colorado, and Oregon, reflecting the irrigation maintenance and capital replacement cycles across Sun Belt municipalities and college campuses. Within the past three months, the City of Lubbock issued a $400,000 RFP for North Overton TIF irrigation improvements due April 23, 2026; Pasco County sought bids for landscape and irrigation installation along Ridge Road due April 14, 2026 with a contract cap of $120,000; Hillsborough County's four-year irrigation maintenance and repair set-aside closes April 13, 2026; Valencia College issued an ITB for HDPE mainline irrigation upgrades across three Florida campuses with a February 23, 2026 deadline (now closed); and the Savannah Airport Commission posted a June 17, 2026 deadline for procurement and installation of a submersible VFD pump station. Opportunities range from straightforward equipment purchases (travel sprinkler systems, irrigation controllers) to full-scope design-build and replacement projects involving trenching, electrical integration, and multi-year warranty obligations. Set-asides, local-vendor preferences, and prevailing wage requirements feature prominently in several of the larger municipal and county procurements.