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 that spans the maintenance, repair, and restoration work state and local governments buy across buildings, facilities, parking infrastructure, roofing systems, HVAC equipment, water mains, and specialized institutional systems. Recent activity shows municipalities, counties, school districts, state departments, and specialized agencies soliciting work ranging from routine preventative maintenance contracts to major capital rehabilitation projects. The scope of work under the code is broad—concrete repairs and bike infrastructure installations, portable equipment maintenance at landfills, kitchen hood cleaning and repairs, parking deck sweeping, plumbing services, roof replacement, structural remediation, loading dock expansion, fire suppression and mechanical system upgrades, and water main replacement all fall within the Family. Issuing bodies span a mix of municipal departments of public works, county facilities and transportation agencies, school districts (San Antonio ISD, Azusa USD, Tacoma SD #10), county health authorities and hospitals (Harris Health at Ben Taub, Santa Clara County), state transportation departments (Caltrans, UDOT, FDOT), and specialized authorities (North Carolina State University, Great Lakes Water Authority). No single jurisdiction emerges as a repeat buyer in the recent opportunities; instead, activity is distributed across a diverse cross-section of state and local issuing bodies.

Recent opportunities show active procurement across Massachusetts (town of Arlington, Harwich Water Department, Taunton, Franklin, New Haven), California (Caltrans District 03, Santa Clara County, San Bernardino County, Azusa USD, Milpitas, Orange County), Texas (Texas Facilities Commission, San Antonio ISD, Harris Health), Georgia (Hall County, DeKalb County, City of Atlanta, White County, Griffin-Spalding County Land Bank, City of College Park, City of South Fulton), Connecticut (City of Stamford, City of Norwalk), Florida (Polk County, FDOT District Five), Arizona (City of Phoenix), and North Carolina (NC State University). A representative sample includes the Town of Arlington, Massachusetts, IFB for bike infrastructure and concrete pad installations due July 30, 2026; Orange County, California, OC Waste & Recycling, IFB for portable equipment maintenance and repair services at regional landfills due June 30, 2026 with 5% OCLSB and 8% DVBE dual-certification price preference; Harris Health CSP for loading dock expansion at Ben Taub Hospital (estimated $2.5 million) due June 29, 2026 with 23% M/WBE utilization goal and prevailing wage requirements; and Caltrans District 03, IFB for quarterly and annual HVAC preventative maintenance and emergency repair services due July 23, 2026 with 5% small business preference and $484,000 contract value cap. The code shows consistent, distributed activity across maintenance categories and jurisdictional tiers with a healthy mix of routine service contracts, capital repairs, and specialized systems work.