UNSPSC 72101513: Offsite construction service

For contractors working on locations peripheral to a project location

UNSPSC 72101513 Offsite construction service, a Commodity code, encompasses site preparation, grading, pad installation, and associated civil infrastructure work that state and local governments procure to develop parks, recreation facilities, athletic complexes, parking areas, and utility corridors. Recent solicitations show city and county governments buying concrete pad and foundation installation, site clearing and mass grading, athletic field renovations including infield work and drainage zones, stormwater pond excavation, utility extensions (water, sewer, and forcemain), and parking lot expansion—work performed offsite or as preconstruction activity before or alongside on-site construction of permanent facilities. The issuing bodies are primarily municipalities (cities of DeBary, Beaverton, Long Beach, Midland, San Antonio, Plant City, Oviedo) and counties (Santa Rosa, Pinellas, Collier, Volusia, Glynn, Broward) competing for competitive bids and qualifications under IFB, RFP, and RFQ vehicles. A subset of procurements are federally assisted through CDBG, CDBG-DR, FEMA, and FTA funding, which triggers Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Section 3 labor requirements, and M/WBE participation goals ranging from 5 to 25 percent. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (multiple City of DeBary park projects, Volusia and Collier county stormwater and sports complex work), Georgia (Glynn County, Columbia County), and California (Long Beach, Santa Clara County, California DGS projects), with secondary activity across Oregon, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Texas.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements (Bid 03-15, IFB, $90,000 engineer estimate, April 10, 2015 due date with 45-day completion), Bill Keller Park Infield Renovations (Bid 0518, $121,000 estimated cost, July 2018 mobilization for 52-day completion), and Lantern Park Stormwater Pond Construction (Volusia County IFB 26-B-119KW, $3.917 million CDBG-DR funded, requiring Davis-Bacon compliance and Section 3 labor mandates). Glynn County's Mallery Park Ballfield Renovations & Drainage Improvements (IFB27-014, November 12, 2026 due) explicitly segregates drainage and concrete flatwork from ball field and recreational amenities, signaling that offsite pad and utility work is commonly unbundled from finish work. The City of Plant City's McIntosh Park Wetland Construction (IFB 26-048UO-IFB, 540-day timeline, 30 percent self-performance requirement) and Collier County's Immokalee Sports Complex Phase 1A & 1B (IFB 26-8703, $6.24 million, 180-day substantial completion, October 16, 2026 pre-bid) exemplify large-scale ground preparation and utility infrastructure procurement that precedes or parallels recreational development. Federal compliance and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage apply to CDBG and FTA projects; local preferences favor resident or HUB-certified vendors in jurisdictions with active preference policies. Performance bonds and payment bonds typically equal 100 percent of contract price; bid bonds range from 5 to 10 percent. Liquidated damages are common (frequently $500–$5,549 per day), reflecting tight seasonal windows for athletic field work and weather-dependent construction schedules.