UNSPSC 72103300: Infrastructure maintenance and repair services

This class includes all services related to the maintenance and repair of infrastructure.

UNSPSC 72103300 Infrastructure maintenance and repair services is a Class code describing work that state and local governments buy to restore, rehabilitate, and upgrade existing building systems, site infrastructure, and facility components. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions pursuing targeted repairs and renovations—irrigation system improvements, roof restoration, building envelope work, parking lot expansion, wharf rehabilitation, and facility remodeling—rather than new construction. The issuing-body mix spans state environmental and transportation agencies, counties, cities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities. Florida dominates recent activity with multiple postings from the state Department of Environmental Protection, state Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, and municipalities including DeBary, Sarasota, Ocala, and Cocoa; activity also appears across California (Santa Clara County health and seismic projects), Massachusetts (military installations and municipalities), Connecticut, Texas, Georgia, and several other states. Hillsborough County in Florida issued a $16.5 million term contract (IFB-26-00401) for miscellaneous facilities construction with up to three awards; the City of DeBary pursued an $90,000 irrigation system upgrade through a competitive bid; and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection solicited replacement of a maintenance building at Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park. Sarasota County requested bids on fleet maintenance facility renovation (November 11, 2026 deadline) requiring 51 percent self-performed work and three years of commercial project experience. The Santa Clara Valley Medical Center in California sought design-bid-build renovation of 21,000 square feet of operating room and support space (December 3, 2026 deadline).

The geographic spread reflects concentrated activity in Florida and California, with secondary activity in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Texas, Pennsylvania, and surrounding jurisdictions. Issuing bodies range from state departments managing environmental and transportation assets to county facilities management offices, city public works and utilities departments, school districts, and independent authorities. Gwinnett County, Georgia issued an annual facilities maintenance contract covering over 300 county-managed properties across parks, fire stations, libraries, and administrative facilities (October 21, 2026 deadline). The Tohopekaliga Water Authority in Florida pursued utility infrastructure location and adjustment work (November 5, 2026 deadline), and the Town of Branford, Connecticut solicited wharf and dock repairs totaling $800,000 in state funding (September 24, 2026 deadline) with 9.26 percent SBE and 5.56 percent MBE goals. Salt Lake City's Department of Public Utilities sought an Architect of Record for a new Rose Park Campus remodel and expansion with a $45 million construction cost fixed limit (September 30, 2026 Stage 1 deadline). Activity under the code reflects steady demand for skilled trades, professional design and project management, and compliance with prevailing wage, bonding, and insurance requirements; prequalification and mandatory pre-bid meetings are common gates.