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 that covers tile removal, installation, and restoration work across municipal buildings, cultural centers, parks, and recreation facilities. State and local governments procure under this code a mix of ceramic and ornamental tile work, including wall and floor tile replacement, grout application, stone/granite restoration, and associated surface preparation and finishing. Recent opportunities show concrete work: the City of Pendleton, Oregon (RFP, due July 28, 2026) seeks tile removal and replacement on a military monument pavilion with photographic documentation and conservation recommendations; the City of Fort Worth (RFP, due July 23, 2026) is establishing non-exclusive as-needed flooring and tile installation agreements across multiple city departments with a 30% SBE participation goal; and Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners (IFB, due July 9, 2026) is bidding wall and floor tile replacement at Bethesda Park Aquatic Center in locker rooms and restrooms with ceramic materials specified, scheduled for September–October 2026 completion. Issuing bodies include city and county procurement offices, library systems, and special authorities; the recent block shows municipal governments and county boards as primary buyers, with one Georgia county managing an aquatic center renovation and a library system supervising a $1 million public renovation. Geographic concentration appears in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest—Oregon, Georgia, Texas, Florida, and California dominate the recent posting activity—with additional activity in Colorado and Washington, D.C.

The second quarter of 2026 shows steady demand across public recreation, municipal infrastructure, and specialized restoration contexts. The Satilla Regional Library System (RFP, due June 16, 2026) is renovating 15,000 square feet of public library space with commercial-grade LVP, tile, and carpet at approximately $1 million; Boulder County Building Services (IFB, due May 12, 2026) solicited carpet tile, luxury vinyl tile, sealed concrete, and porcelain wall tile for a 57,814-square-foot community hub pursuing LEED v4 certification; and the Washington Convention and Sports Authority (IFB, due May 6, 2026) is contracting surface refinishing and restoration services for elevators, escalators, granite restoration (up to 2,500 lineal feet), and miscellaneous surface work on an as-needed basis, designated as a District of Columbia DSLBD small business set-aside. Work ranges from straightforward tile replacement to specialized ornamental stonework and high-volume facility maintenance across multiple concurrent locations.