UNSPSC 60111411: Decorative sprays

UNSPSC 60111411 Decorative sprays, a Commodity code, covers seasonal holiday lighting and decoration installation and removal services that state and local governments procure for public spaces, parks, downtown districts, and civic facilities. Recent solicitations show cities and counties purchasing complete turnkey holiday display services—design, materials procurement, installation, maintenance, and removal—across downtown streetscapes, municipal parks, civic centers, and public plazas, typically operating from mid-November through early January with specific operational windows tied to holiday events or Tree Lighting ceremonies. The issuing bodies are predominantly mid-sized Florida municipalities (Gainesville, Cooper City, Immokalee CRA, New Smyrna Beach, St. Cloud, Doral, Conyers, DeBary) and Georgia jurisdictions (Columbia County Board of Commissioners, City of Conyers), with isolated activity in California (Milpitas). Solicitation types include RFPs, RFQs, and IFBs, with response dates typically spanning 30–45 days from posting. Recent examples include the City of Gainesville issuing RFP GCRA260039AF for downtown holiday lighting and decor design, furnishing, installation, and maintenance (response due July 6, 2026); the City of Cooper City issuing IFB IFBNO20265 for holiday lighting and decorations with sealed bids due July 23, 2026; and Columbia County Board of Commissioners issuing RFP 2026024-RFP1010 for professional Christmas lighting services at Evans Towne Center Park and Evans Market Pavilion with proposals due July 9, 2026.

The geographic concentration is heavily weighted toward Florida, with secondary activity in Georgia and occasional West Coast solicitations. Contracts typically span one holiday season with optional multi-year renewal periods (up to three additional one-year terms). Common qualification requirements include minimum five years of relevant experience, commercial general liability insurance of $1 million to $2 million per occurrence, workers' compensation at statutory limits, E-Verify compliance, and proof of Florida or state corporate registration. Evaluation typically weights experience and qualifications at 25–30 points, project approach and safety at 20–30 points, fee proposal at 10–25 points, and references at 5 points on a 100-point scale. No set-asides for disadvantaged enterprises are noted across the recent postings; however, some solicitations reference affirmative action contracting with small businesses, minority-owned enterprises, and women-owned enterprises per federal contract provisions. Award prices for single-season installations range implicitly from under $50,000 (City of Doral patriotic lighting RFQ QQ202603) to $30,000 annually (City of New Smyrna Beach), with multi-year contracts supporting stable pricing through initial terms and price-increase requests 90 days prior to renewal. The code shows consistent, recurring demand across municipal recreation and public-space management cycles.