UNSPSC 60111402: Door decorations

UNSPSC 60111402 Door decorations, a Commodity code, encompasses the leasing, installation, removal, and storage of holiday and seasonal decorative displays—primarily light strings, garlands, wreaths, themed installations, and pole-mounted or roofline fixtures—that state and local governments deploy for holiday and special events. Recent solicitations reveal two dominant work streams: annual recurring contracts for municipal holiday lighting at city facilities, downtown corridors, and parks, typically with November installation and January removal; and one-off or periodic procurement for event-specific decor such as balloon installations, themed displays, and temporary seasonal enhancements for community celebrations. Cities, counties, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts (community redevelopment agencies, utility authorities) issue the majority of opportunities; Florida municipalities and Georgia cities dominate recent activity, with scattered solicitation across Texas, California, and other states.

Recent representative opportunities span multiple issuing bodies and geographies. The City of DeBary, Florida issued RFP 05-19 for Holiday Light Display Services (due March 15, 2019), seeking installation and removal of 73 pole-mounted holiday light decorations on the 17-92 corridor. The City of Fort Worth, Texas released RFP 26-0268 for seasonal, novelty décor, and event supplies (due October 29, 2026) targeting a 30% Small Business participation goal with five-year vendor experience required. The City of New Smyrna Beach, Florida's RFP 14-26-LS for holiday lights and decoration display at the Sports Complex (due May 13, 2026 electronically) specified a three-year initial term, $30,000 annual budget, and 100-point evaluation weighting experience and qualifications at 25 points and fee proposal at 25 points. The City of Douglasville, Georgia requested professional installation, maintenance, and removal across seven municipal locations (RFP 2026-003, due August 12, 2026) with itemized lump-sum pricing by location. Gwinnett County, Georgia's informal written quotation IWQ 138733 for Christmas lights and LED strands (due September 22, 2026) exemplifies routine commodity procurement. The Immokalee Community Redevelopment Agency, Florida sought seasonal installation and removal of holiday decorations at Zocalo Plaza (due May 14, 2026) on a one-season term with 50/50 payment split upon installation and removal completion. Opportunities commonly require $1 million general liability insurance, workers' compensation per state law, and compliance with E-Verify; liquidated damages for missed installation or removal windows range from $250 to $1,000 per day.