UNSPSC 72103304: Parking lot or road sweeping services

UNSPSC 72103304 Parking lot or road sweeping services (Commodity) encompasses mechanical and manual sweeping of paved surfaces including parking lots, roadways, driveways, and adjacent areas, with state and local governments procuring both routine maintenance and one-time cleaning operations. Recent solicitations show governments contracting for twice-weekly to weekly sweeping cycles at facilities ranging from individual DMV field offices to citywide municipal networks, with scope including debris collection, street surface cleaning, pressure washing, and disposal of collected materials at licensed facilities.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include state departments (California DMV, California Highway Patrol, California Employment Development Department, Caltrans, Georgia Department of Transportation), counties (Pima County, Broward County, DeKalb County), cities (Tucson, Austin, St. Petersburg, New Haven, Shelton, Alpharetta, Adairsville), school districts (Jordan School District, Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District), and regional purchasing cooperatives (Berkshire Regional Group Purchasing Program). Representative recent opportunities include the California Department of Motor Vehicles soliciting bids for property sweeping and pressure washing at the Santa Teresa DMV Field Office in San Jose under a Small Business set-aside with estimated contract value of $28,584 over 36 months (IFB 26-095, due July 22, 2026); the City of St. Petersburg requesting quotes for litter collection and corridor sweeping along 22nd Street South with preferred twice-weekly service (RFQ QUOTE26290, due July 7, 2026); Louisville Metro Government's Public Works Department seeking street sweeping proposals covering 530.40 centerline miles of suburban roadways and 90 miles of bike lanes with mandatory MBE/FBE/HBE good faith effort documentation (RFP 260258, due June 12, 2026); the City of Tucson requesting bids for the Blacklidge Drive Bicycle Boulevard project including traffic-calming infrastructure and 4.5-mile sweeping operations under FHWA funding with SBE and DBE participation requirements (IFB 260236, due July 22, 2026); and the City of Alpharetta, Georgia soliciting street and parking deck sweeping covering 210 miles of municipal streets plus two city-owned parking decks with local vendor preference available (ITB 26-011, due April 13, 2026). Geographic activity spans California (multiple DMV and state transportation procurements), Florida (St. Petersburg), Kentucky (Louisville), Arizona (Tucson), Georgia (Alpharetta, Adairsville), Connecticut (Shelton), Texas (Austin), Utah (Jordan School District), and Massachusetts (Berkshire Regional Group). The code shows consistent activity across multiple jurisdictional tiers with emphasis on routine maintenance contracts, often with established set-asides for small businesses, disadvantaged enterprises, or local vendors, and routine contract renewal cycles ranging from one to five years.