UNSPSC 30152002: Wood fencing

UNSPSC 30152002 Wood fencing is a Commodity code covering fencing materials, installation, repair, and maintenance services purchased by state and local governments across multiple property and infrastructure types. Recent state and local solicitations under this code buy a diverse mix of fence types—galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link, wood privacy and post-rail fencing, decorative aluminum and steel fencing, vinyl privacy fencing, and composite materials—installed and maintained for parks, cemeteries, schools, stormwater facilities, and public buildings. Installation and repair services dominate the activity, often bundled with gates, posts, rails, and site restoration. Issuing bodies span city governments (Ocala, Bartow, DeBary, Atlanta, Acworth), county systems (Hillsborough County Schools, Collier County, Cobb County), state procurement vehicles (Sourcewell, State of Texas), and special districts (Laredo Independent School District). Schools and parks departments appear repeatedly across the recent-opportunities block, signaling steady purchasing.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida—accounting for roughly half the recent solicitations—with secondary activity in Georgia, Texas, Minnesota, South Dakota, and Utah. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Ocala's ITB for stormwater fence installation and repairs (response due September 24, 2026, three-year term with optional renewals, 70% in-house labor requirement); Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITB for fencing services across multiple fence types and 237 line items (bids due August 26, 2026, one-year warranty required, cooperative purchasing authorization for other Hillsborough County entities); the City of DeBary's RFP for Alexander Island Park Phase 1 improvements including 630 linear feet of composite wood split rail fence and 57 linear feet of vinyl screening fence (proposals due October 1, 2026, mandatory pre-proposal meeting September 9, 2026); Collier County's ITB for fencing installation and repair services at parks and facilities (bids due July 10, 2026, FEMA-funded, three-year term with two one-year renewals, historical county spend approximately $300,000 annually); and the City of Atlanta's multi-step sealed bid for fencing installation and maintenance across 59 Watershed Management facilities in five scope components (prequalification deadline May 28, 2026, 36-month base term with optional 24-month renewal). Opportunities range from smaller cemetery projects (Acworth's 1,600 linear feet Liberty Hill Cemetery fence replacement, Sigurd and Vermillion Cemeteries tie-and-rail work) to major mixed-scope projects bundling fencing with landscaping and irrigation (Collier County's NEUF Perimeter Fence project budgeted at $3.4 million, Big Corkscrew Island Regional Park Phase 2B budgeted at $31 million).