UNSPSC 72101521: Building framing service

UNSPSC 72101521 Building framing service (Commodity) encompasses structural and interior framing work that state and local governments procure as part of broader building renovation, remodel, and new-construction projects. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies purchasing framing labor and materials within multi-trade construction packages—frame walls, install door and window openings, prepare structural elements for mechanical and electrical systems integration, and coordinate framing sequences with related trades. The code sits beneath broader renovation and construction solicitations where framing is one line item among many, and agencies bid the full project as a single contract or break it into trade-specific packages.

Recent activity spans state departments, county governments, cities, community colleges, and transit authorities. The City of Bridgeport, Connecticut has posted multiple renovation projects (McGrath House kitchen renovations, Community Resources for Justice bathroom renovations, Prospect House building renovations) all carrying framing and interior-construction components. Washington state community colleges—Clover Park Technical College, North Seattle College, South Seattle College, Everett Community College, Lake Washington Institute of Technology, and Clark College—have solicited elevator upgrades, remodels, and building-system work that typically include framing scope. Santa Clara County has issued multiple healthcare-facility seismic-upgrade and renovation projects with structural and architectural framing components. Activity concentrates in the Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon), California, Connecticut, Georgia, Texas, and Florida. The City of Bridgeport's Prospect House building renovation (IFB, due October 27, 2026) includes floor-to-floor staircase framing, wall preparation, and kitchen-component installation across the 3rd and 4th floors on a lump-sum bid with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance and 25 percent minority-business and 25 percent small-contractor set-asides. The Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Building M operating-room renovation (IFB, due December 3, 2026) is a four-phase design-bid-build project spanning structural-heart-room buildout, catheterization lab, post-anesthesia care reorganization, and hybrid operating-room construction—all requiring framing coordination within a phased healthcare-facility environment. Broward County's transit-amenity installation project (RFQ, due November 2, 2026) incorporates sidewalk, curb, and bus-stop-landing construction with underlying frame and foundation work, subject to FTA Buy America and Davis-Bacon requirements.