UNSPSC 49241702: Pool slides

UNSPSC 49241702 Pool slides, a Commodity code, encompasses maintenance, repair, replacement, and ancillary services for aquatic facility infrastructure rather than the slides themselves — state and local governments buy pool deck resurfacing, filtration system refurbishment, grating replacement, chemical treatment, and equipment installation across their municipal and school-district pools. Recent activity shows counties, cities, and school districts soliciting pool-maintenance contracts, deck resurfacing work, and aquatic equipment alongside broader park and recreation facility upgrades. The County of Greenville, South Carolina released RFP 27017 for pool chemicals and maintenance services across twelve county-owned pools effective January 1, 2027, consolidating procurement for recreational and therapeutic aquatic environments. The City of Ocala, Florida issued two iterations of ITB REC/260033 for pool deck resurfacing at the Jervey Gantt Aquatic Center, specifying approximately 17,650 square feet of commercial-grade PVC surfacing and requiring Florida Certified Pool/Spa Contractor licensure with five years of comparable experience; the reissued bid closed February 6, 2026 with a mandatory pre-bid on January 20, 2026. The City of Meriden, Connecticut solicited pool filtration system refurbishment under IFB B026-33R, requiring Connecticut state swimming pool builder and plumber licenses with prevailing wage compliance and a 120-day completion window.

Geographic activity clusters in Florida (Collier County, Palm Beach County, City of Ocala, City of St. Petersburg, Marion County schools) and the Southeast (South Carolina, Georgia, Connecticut, Mississippi), with scattered municipal and school-district solicitations in Texas, Kentucky, California, and Arizona. Issuing bodies span county parks departments, city recreation bureaus, school districts, and special-purpose water authorities; repeat buyers include Collier County (sole-source Symbiont heater parts through PUR19922 in August 2026) and multiple Florida municipalities. Representative recent work spans seasonal pool opening and closing (City of Scranton ITB 2026-ITB-133 for winterization and opening services), equipment procurement (Gwinnett County IWQ 133705 for manual portable pool vacuums; Henry County RFQ 26-38 for age-group competitive swim operations), and capital projects including new-facility construction (Louisville Metro RFP 260268 for a 6,264-square-foot family aquatic center; San Antonio RFCSP for District 3 Aquatics Facility with a $3.44 million construction estimate). Set-asides appear sporadically: San Antonio includes SBEDA SBE Prime Contract Program scoring, and Chatham County RFP 26-0049-2 for playground equipment at Charles C. Brooks Park evaluated MBE/WBE participation. The code shows moderate, steady procurement activity driven by seasonal maintenance cycles, aging infrastructure rehabilitation, and municipal capital spending on recreational amenities.