UNSPSC 60111411: Decorative sprays

UNSPSC 60111411 Decorative sprays, a Commodity code, covers seasonal and holiday decorative installations that state and local governments procure on an as-needed basis—including holiday light displays, themed event décor, balloon installations, and integrated seasonal lighting packages for parks, downtown corridors, municipal buildings, and community events. The work spans design, installation, maintenance, removal, and storage of decorative materials, often bundled with labor, equipment rental, and project management. Issuing bodies include city parks and public works departments, community redevelopment agencies, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts. Cities soliciting under this code—Doral, Cooper City, Gainesville, Douglasville, Milton, and Buda, Florida; Conyers, Georgia; and others across the Southeast—issue RFPs and IFBs annually for recurring seasonal needs. Insurance requirements are consistent across jurisdictions: Commercial General Liability of $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate are standard, with workers' compensation and automobile liability mandated. Contractors typically supply materials, labor, equipment (lifts, cabling, storage), and project-management services on either time-and-materials or lump-sum bases. Set-aside programs appear sparingly; Fort Worth applies a 30% Small Business participation goal weighted at up to 20 evaluation points for vendors certified as SBEs within specified counties, and most RFPs require E-Verify compliance and compliance with prevailing-wage or Federal Contract Provisions where applicable.

Geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida and Georgia, where municipalities and special-purpose districts issue 60–70% of visible recent opportunities; Texas (Midland, Buda, Fort Worth, Austin), California (Milpitas), and isolated jurisdictions in other states account for the remainder. Seasonal peaks occur in spring (March–July proposals for autumn and winter installations) and fall (September–October for holiday-season work). Representative opportunities include the City of DeBary (RFP 05-19, holiday light display services for 73 pole-mounted decorations on the US 17-92 corridor, response deadline March 15, 2019); Kissimmee Utility Authority (RFP 26026JG, inflatables, amusement rides, event equipment, staffing, and concessions on an as-needed basis, estimated $250,000 to $500,000 over three years, response deadline September 15, 2026); City of Fort Worth (RFP 26-0268, seasonal, novelty décor, and event supplies to multiple departments, 30% SBE goal, response deadline October 29, 2026); and City of New Smyrna Beach (RFP 14-26-LS, winter wonderland-themed walk-through light display with exterior Christmas lights, tree lights, tunnels, arches, wreaths, and holiday music, initial three-year term, $30,000 annual budget, response deadline May 13, 2026).