UNSPSC 72000000: Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services

This segment includes services associated with the construction and maintenance of facilities, buildings, structures, roads and infrastructure. This segment also includes trades such as general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, painters, and roofing, landscaping, gardening and pest control.

UNSPSC 72000000 Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services is a Segment code encompassing the full scope of physical plant work that state and local governments contract — from parking garage concrete repairs and roof replacements through large campus electrical upgrades and multi-million-dollar facility ground-up construction to routine facility maintenance supplies and hazardous material disposal. The issuing bodies span state departments (Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management, Connecticut Department of Transportation, Rhode Island DCAMM), counties (Wasatch County, Collier County), cities (Roosevelt City, Norwich, Meriden, Bartow, Dallas, Groton, South Windsor, Milpitas, Greenwich), school districts (Granite School District, San Antonio ISD, Northside ISD, Ocean County College, William S. Hart Union High School District), transit authorities (Metropolitan Council in Minnesota, Collier Area Transit), universities (UConn, Southern Utah University, Snow College, Texas Tech), and special-purpose entities (Connecticut State Community College System, Metropolitan District Commission). Utah's Division of Facilities Construction and Management appears repeatedly across invitational, prequalified, and open competitive procurements, signaling a high-volume buyer in that state.

Recent solicitations reveal granular work currently being bought: Roosevelt City issued an IFB for chip seal and lane leveling (260,000 square yards, $1 million bid, due August 3, 2026); the State of Utah DFCM released multiple invitational procurements including exterior electrical disconnects at Brigham Regional Center ($122,000, August 11), playground mat replacement at a school for the deaf and blind ($83,000, July 30), and a large-scale water infrastructure project at Great Salt Lake State Park ($10.2 million, Stage II ITB, August 26). The Delaware Air National Guard solicited main gate complex relocation with prevailing wage and DBE requirements (September 1). Granite School District pursued annual concrete flatwork services (IFB, July 22) and hazardous material disposal with sump pumping (IFB, July 21). The Metropolitan Council sought lighting pole and fixture replacement at a park-and-ride (August 13). Collier County Commissioners issued an ITB for transit shelters with ADA compliance, five-year warranty, and federal Buy America domestic-content requirements (August 17). Geographically, the code shows dense activity in Utah (DFCM dominance), Connecticut (state DOT, municipal and regional authorities), Minnesota (Metropolitan Council), and a long tail across California, Texas, Colorado, Florida, and the Northeast. This is a high-activity code reflecting ongoing state and local capital investment and routine maintenance needs.