UNSPSC 72103305: Drain laying service

UNSPSC 72103305 Drain laying service is a Commodity code that encompasses installation, repair, and rehabilitation of underground drainage infrastructure—both stormwater and sanitary sewer systems—at the project level. State and local governments procure under this code when they issue bids for storm drain pipe installation, sewer line replacement, culvert construction, cured-in-place pipe lining, manhole installation, and associated drainage appurtenances. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties using this code for concrete and PVC pipe installation, trenchless rehabilitation techniques, and complete drainage system upgrades integrated into broader public works projects. Issuing bodies span city public works departments, county engineering offices, utility commissions, water and sewer authorities, and regional transit or special-purpose districts. The mix includes small towns (Pope and Ruleville, Mississippi; Tennille and Americus, Georgia) alongside mid-sized and large jurisdictions (City of Waco, Broward County, Detroit, Hillsborough County). A standout concentration appears in Georgia, with multiple recent opportunities from Douglasville-Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority, City of Warner Robins, City of Hoschton, and City of Berkeley Lake; Mississippi also shows recurring activity through multiple municipal posts in late June and early July 2026. Cities frequently bundle drain-laying work with broader street reconstruction, stormwater improvement, or utility infrastructure projects.

Recent activity clusters in the South and Southwest, with visible opportunities in Georgia (Donny Brook Lane Stormwater Improvement, Merrifield Park Drainage, Hoschton LMIG roadway with storm drain elements, Parkway Memorial Gardens Sewer Remediation), Mississippi (Brandon Highway 18 Sewer Extension, Flowood Storm Drain Rehabilitation, Hattiesburg Orthopedic Institute storm drain repair, Ruleville pump station), Florida (Flagler County First Avenue Drainage Phase 2, Seminole County Gravity Sewer Improvements, Broward County drainage and sewer maintenance, Collier County water treatment plant improvements), Texas (Waco Speegleville Road and Bridge replacements, McLennan County lift station work), and California (Thousand Oaks storm drain CIPP lining, Santa Cruz Laurent Street sewer rehabilitation). The City of Waco's Speegleville Road Improvements—Riverside Lift Station Improvements Project (RFB 2026-025, due August 12, 2026) represents a mid-scale, multi-component opportunity requiring sewer rehabilitation, piping, electrical systems, generator relocation, and temporary bypass—with an engineering estimate of $1.5 million and a mandatory 40 percent self-perform threshold. The City of Gallup's Whole Block Reconstruction of Ciniza Drive (ITB 2701, due July 28, 2026) includes concrete box culvert construction, waterline valve installation, and fire hydrant relocation as components of a $1.314 million project encompassing surface and water improvements. Greenville County's Merrifield Park Drainage Improvement (IFB #27000, due July 24, 2026) calls for approximately 2,380 linear feet of storm drainage pipe ranging 18 to 36 inches, 24 catch basins, and restoration within 150 calendar days. These opportunities reflect active, competitive bidding across multiple states with varied project scales, contract structures, and performance timelines.