UNSPSC 72101520: Roof framing service

UNSPSC 72101520 Roof framing service, a Commodity code, encompasses professional installation of roof structural components, framing systems, and related services for state and local building projects. Based on recent state and local opportunities, the code sees solicitation primarily from cities, community colleges, and state agencies for comprehensive building renovation and construction work that includes roof framing as a component of larger capital projects. The issuing bodies across the data set include city governments, community colleges, county agencies, and state departments, with no single repeat buyer dominating the activity. Work solicited under this code spans interior renovations, facility upgrades, remodels, and infrastructure improvements where roof framing is bundled with other trades—examples include the City of Bridgeport, Connecticut's McGrath House Kitchen Renovations and Prospect House Building Renovations (both seeking sealed bids with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage and MBE/SBE set-asides), Georgia State University's Decatur SB Auditorium Upgrades (RFQ for general contractor services), and the City of Fort Worth's Art Gallery Retrofitting and Installation RFP for library and community center work.

Geographic activity concentrates in Connecticut, Georgia, Washington state, and California, with additional opportunities in Florida, Texas, and Mississippi. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Bridgeport Department of Public Purchases' Prospect House Building Renovations (IFB CGB01827A, due October 27, 2026), a HUD-funded project with 25% MBE and 25% small-contractor set-asides, 100-calendar-day substantial completion, and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance; and Santa Clara County's progressive design-build seismic compliance projects for healthcare facilities (multiple RFQs and RFPs from August through October 2026), which require prequalification and coordinate complex construction sequencing in active hospital environments. School districts, community colleges, and state facility maintenance programs represent steady opportunities in this code, though many posted opportunities provide minimal scope detail in the summary data.