UNSPSC 71122619: Completion refurbishment service

Service can include repairs, cleaning, lubrication, replacement of critical items, doing a factory reset, doing cosmetic improvements, doing factory specified or in house recommended changes, replacement and/or upgrading etc

UNSPSC 71122619 Completion refurbishment service is a Commodity code encompassing interior surface restoration, refinishing, and protective treatments applied to finished floors, walls, and structural elements in public facilities. State and local governments buy flooring installation and material supply across carpet, vinyl, tile, epoxy, and luxury vinyl products; finished surface cleaning and restoration including high bay dusting, pressure washing, and ductwork; and specialized conservation treatments such as stone restoration, monument repair, and historic roofing systems that meet preservation standards. Issuing bodies include school districts (notably Hillsborough County Public Schools, the seventh-largest U.S. school system), county governments (Gwinnett County, DeKalb County), cities (Charlotte, Fort Worth, Tarpon Springs, Jackson, Pendleton), regional authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority, Charlotte Water), and state agencies (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas Facilities Commission). School districts and municipalities dominate the buying mix, with repeat activity in flooring services and facility restoration. Small Business Enterprise set-asides and local vendor preferences appear frequently in education procurement.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Oregon, California, and Michigan. Hillsborough County Public Schools issued ITB 26190-MST (due August 6, 2026, later corrected to August 20) for flooring materials and services covering carpet tile, vinyl flooring, epoxy decorative finishes, and luxury vinyl tile installation across 235 schools, with SBE certification encouraged and alternative payment terms available. The City of Fort Worth issued RFP 260223 (due July 23, 2026) for non-exclusive flooring materials and installation services across multiple departments with a 30% SBE participation goal and expedited response requirements for public safety threats. Gwinnett County issued ITB PE77023NONST2026000000635 (due July 9, 2026) for wall and floor tile replacement at Bethesda Park Aquatic Center requiring five years of commercial flooring experience. The Texas Facilities Commission issued RFP 0007615 for comprehensive remediation and restoration services statewide (due May 28, 2026, expected contract start September 1, 2026) requiring IICRC, EPA, and NADCA certifications with a 26.0% HUB subcontracting goal. Specialized restoration work includes the City of Tarpon Springs' bid for historic cedar shake roof replacement at Safford House (due August 31, 2026, with architect-determined material specs) and the City of Jackson's RFP 2026PARKSRECREATION033 for stone conservation of a Civil War monument (due August 20, 2026) requiring American Institute for Conservation credentials.