UNSPSC 60121115: Paper or plastic Confetti

UNSPSC 60121115 Paper or plastic Confetti, a Commodity code, covers seasonal and decorative holiday installation services where state and local governments procure design, supply, installation, maintenance, and removal of holiday lighting, decorative displays, and festive infrastructure for parks, downtowns, civic centers, and special events. Recent opportunities show cities and counties treating this code as a catch-all for comprehensive holiday decoration contracts—not confetti itself, but the full-service seasonal decoration lifecycle that includes LED lighting systems, tree wrapping, light-display tunnels, garland installation, and equipment rental. Issuing bodies include municipal park and recreation departments, community redevelopment agencies, city procurement offices, and specialized authorities such as the Immokalee Community Redevelopment Agency. Activity spans Florida, Georgia, and California, with a concentration in Florida municipalities seeking annual holiday-season contracts. Representative solicitations include the City of Cooper City IFB for holiday lighting and decorations (due July 23, 2026), the City of Gainesville RFP for downtown holiday decor design and installation (due July 6, 2026), and the City of New Smyrna Beach RFP for a winter wonderland light display at the sports complex running December 18–21 annually with a $30,000 annual budget and three-year initial term (proposals due May 13, 2026).

Recent opportunities cluster in spring 2026 postings for fall 2026 and winter 2026–2027 installations, with response dates primarily in May and July. The City of Milpitas seeks a five-year agreement for holiday-light installation on City Hall trees, with a 10 percent local purchasing preference and prevailing wage compliance (bid due June 20, 2025). The City of St. Cloud, Florida issued RFP 2026-036 for holiday and special-event decoration rental, installation, and removal (due May 7, 2026). Columbia County, Georgia posted RFP 2026024-RFP1010 for Christmas lighting services at Evans Towne Center Park and Evans Market Pavilion with mandatory pre-proposal meeting June 30, 2026 (proposals due July 9, 2026). The Immokalee CRA sought Quick Quote responses for seasonal installation and removal of holiday decorations at Zocalo Plaza and a 20-foot rental artificial Christmas tree, both due May 14, 2026. Evaluation criteria typically weight experience and qualifications heavily (20–30 points), project approach and safety (20–30 points), and price (10–25 points); insurance requirements commonly include $1 million general liability per occurrence and workers' compensation. Most contracts are one-season or three-year terms with optional renewals; few solicitations disclose award values, though the New Smyrna Beach contract budgets $30,000 annually and Doral's patriotic lighting purchase is capped under $50,000.