UNSPSC 72101513: Offsite construction service

For contractors working on locations peripheral to a project location

UNSPSC 72101513 Offsite construction service is a Commodity code that encompasses the excavation, stabilization, and remediation of unstable subsurface materials and related site restoration work that state and local governments solicit to address infrastructure threats from abandoned mines, subsidence, and subsurface instability. Recent opportunities reveal state departments, counties, cities, and special-purpose districts sourcing this work to prevent roadway collapse, stabilize riverbanks, and restore site conditions following utility repairs or hazardous-materials abatement. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources, for example, recently posted an IFB (due July 21, 2026) to excavate and stabilize a mine shaft beneath a public roadway in Braidwood, requiring concrete plugging, material disposal, backfilling, asphalt restoration, and OSMRE registration. Work under this code typically involves controlled low-strength material placement, concrete structural sealing, site grading and drainage improvements, and coordination with utility location and environmental compliance. Issuing bodies include state departments focused on abandoned-mine remediation, county public works and water authorities managing stormwater and landfill infrastructure, cities conducting street and park improvements, school districts overseeing grounds work, and specialized districts addressing flood control and water management.

Geographic activity concentrates in the Southeast and South, with recent solicitations from Illinois, Georgia, Florida, Texas, Colorado, and Connecticut. Georgia appears frequently across multiple counties (Fayette, Jackson, Douglasville-Douglas County Water & Sewerage Authority, Habersham County, and Orange County Florida). Representative recent opportunities include the Illinois Department of Natural Resources' AML 2516 mine-shaft remediation (IFB, due July 21, 2026), the Douglasville-Douglas County Water & Sewerage Authority's Donny Brook Lane stormwater infrastructure replacement featuring cured-in-place pipe lining and concrete box-culvert installation (IFB #322, due August 5, 2026), and the City of Santa Cruz Fire Department's concrete-pad and utility installation for a storage building (IFB B25-0290, due July 29, 2026). The Orange County, Florida emergency bridge-replacement project (Y26-742, estimated cost $6.2 million, due July 7, 2026) and Harris County Flood Control District's stormwater-detention construction reflect larger-scale site stabilization and infrastructure work within the code's scope.