UNSPSC 30161702: Wood flooring

UNSPSC 30161702 Wood flooring (Commodity) covers flooring installation, removal, refinishing, and related preparation services across residential and institutional settings where state and local governments maintain and renovate facilities. Recent solicitations show active procurement of wood gym floor replacement and refinishing, resilient flooring (vinyl composite tile, luxury vinyl tile, and epoxy systems), carpet installation across multiple types, and comprehensive flooring material supply contracts spanning labor, materials, and disposal. The issuing-body mix includes city public works and facilities departments (Meriden, Pittsburgh, Fort Worth, Dallas, Pembroke Pines), county parks and recreation systems (Gwinnett, Jackson), school districts and educational authorities (Meriden public schools, Clarke County, Pinellas County, Atlanta Public Schools, Sevier School District, Seminole County, Marshall County), state education procurement vehicles and cooperatives (Harris County Department of Education via Choice Partners, Rhode Island Division of Purchases, State of Utah Division of Purchasing), and housing authorities (Alameda). School districts represent a significant concentration of recent activity, particularly for gymnasium floor replacement and refinishing work tied to summer break windows.

The geographic spread spans California (Alameda, Milpitas), Connecticut (Meriden appearing multiple times), Texas (Fort Worth, Dallas, Harris County), Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh), Georgia (Clarke County, Gwinnett County, Spalding County), Florida (Pinellas County, Pembroke Pines, Seminole County), Arizona (Phoenix-area implied in utility operations procurements), Mississippi (Marshall County), and Utah, with additional activity across Rhode Island and broader mid-Atlantic regions through cooperative purchasing. Representative recent solicitations include the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda's IFB for water damage repairs including wood flooring, drywall, and bathroom fixture replacement at Independent Plaza (bids due August 5, 2026); the City of Meriden's ITB for gymnasium floor replacement at Pulaski Elementary School with hard maple flooring and MFMA-accredited installation (bids due June 25, 2026); Gwinnett County's competitive sealed bid for epoxy floor removal and replacement across six park restroom locations (bids due March 30, 2026); the City of Fort Worth's RFP for non-exclusive flooring materials, installation, and services with a 30% small business participation goal (proposals due July 23, 2026); and the Harris County Department of Education's cooperative purchasing procurement for painting, drywall, acoustical ceilings, and flooring on a maintenance and job-order-contracting basis (initial term one year with up to three renewals). Prevailing wage requirements appear consistently across public improvement projects, particularly in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Texas, Georgia, and Utah, with prevailing wage rates commonly triggering at project thresholds of $25,000 to $75,000 depending on jurisdiction. School summer break schedules and OSHA ten-hour construction safety certification requirements for projects exceeding $100,000 are recurring constraints shaping project timelines.