UNSPSC 72102906: Landscape architecture service

Service involving the design and development of landscapes

UNSPSC 72102906 Landscape architecture service is a Commodity code that encompasses professional design services for parks, public facilities, recreational spaces, and grounds improvement projects. State and local governments procure landscape architecture under this code for master planning, site design, renovation feasibility studies, and construction administration spanning parks and recreation facilities, municipal grounds, institutional properties, and infrastructure corridors. The issuing-body mix reflects activity across municipal parks departments, county transportation and public utilities divisions, school districts, and special-purpose authorities. Recent solicitations show park master plans and design services dominating the code, with Florida (Casselberry, DeBary, Orlando), Georgia (Atlanta, Alpharetta, Fulton County), Tennessee (Farragut), and California (Salt Lake City, Meriden) as leading jurisdictions. The City of Casselberry, Florida issued SOQ 2018-0353 for continuing park planning and design services, with qualifications due June 12, 2018, and the City of DeBary, Florida issued RFP 0520 for landscape design and construction engineering services for a U.S. 17-92 corridor enhancement project, with proposals due April 15, 2020 and M/WBE points available. Louisville Parks and Recreation is requesting proposals under RFP 270072 for landscape architecture and natural resource services for Stansbury Park renewal, due November 4, 2026.

Geographic concentration spans the Southeast (Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina) and West (California, Utah, Arizona), with secondary activity in the Northeast (Connecticut). Mixed issuing bodies include municipal parks departments (Casselberry, DeBary, Orlando, Louisville, Tucson), cities (Alpharetta, Salt Lake City, Santa Fe, Meriden, Farragut, St. Cloud), counties (Fulton, Orange, Sacramento, Carroll, Clackamas), educational institutions (Texas A&M, Houston City College), convention centers (Georgia World Congress Center, Seattle Convention Center), and special districts (Pinellas Suncoast Fire & Rescue). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Orlando RQS26-0612 for design services supporting flood mitigation through drainwell replacement funded by Hurricane Ian disaster recovery, with statements due October 14, 2026; the Town of Farragut RFQ 202623 for a 70-acre park master plan spanning Knox and Loudon Counties, Tennessee, funded by a $2.5 million Federal Land and Water Conservation Foundation Grant, with submissions due April 9, 2026; and the City of Tucson RFQ 260154 for design services through construction administration for Reid Park Zoo Master Plan Phase II implementation (Pygmy Hippo and Savannas habitats), with proposals due February 4, 2026, and estimated construction costs of $4.4 million for Stage 1 and $10 million for Stage 2. Landscape architecture activity shows strong state and local reliance on continuation contracts and master-plan-driven design services, with MBE/WBE evaluation points and prevailing wage compliance common in recent solicitations.