UNSPSC 72111000: Single family dwelling construction services

Variety of services involving the building, remodeling and repair for individual and single family residential buildings owned by others

UNSPSC 72111000 Single family dwelling construction services is a Class code covering the rehabilitation, reconstruction, and new construction of owner-occupied single-family homes. State and local governments buy under this code primarily through HUD-funded programs (SHIP, CDBG, CDBG-DR) and community development initiatives that target low- and moderate-income households. Typical work includes comprehensive interior and exterior rehabilitation—roofing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC replacement, kitchen and bathroom upgrades, window and door replacement, flooring, insulation, lead and asbestos remediation, and foundation or structural repairs—as well as full demolition-and-reconstruction projects and new construction on public or CRA-owned land. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code span housing authorities, county housing departments, city community development offices, community redevelopment agencies, and county purchasing departments. Brevard County Housing and Human Services, Los Angeles County Development Authority, the City of Ocala, and the City of Cocoa emerge as standout repeat buyers, each posting multiple solicitations for residential rehabilitation and reconstruction work over the recent period.

Recent opportunities show dense activity across Florida, California, Arizona, Connecticut, Colorado, Georgia, and Maryland. Brevard County Housing and Human Services (Florida) issued at least five SHIP rehabilitation and reconstruction bids between May and August 2026, with awarded values ranging from $4,925.00 (Surfside Restorations, Solicitation TF03) to $224,999.00 (Marlo Design & Construction, Solicitation 25HRAP12). Los Angeles County Development Authority posted multiple RFQs for senior grant program construction rehabilitation across southern California properties in September and October 2026, with response dates typically 5–14 days out. The City of Ocala issued numerous ITBs for residential rehabilitation and new construction between January and September 2026, including ITB CDS/260810 (Residential Rehabilitation - Parker, 1704 SW 5th Place, bids due September 29, 2026) and ITB CDS/250327A (RE-BID NEW CONSTRUCTION, Cynthia Thomas, 1635 NW 24th Ave, bids due March 23, 2026). The City of Cocoa posted SHIP rehabilitation bids at 404 Churchill Drive (ITB B2615COC, bids due October 1, 2026) and 1203 Cypress Lane (ITB B2616COC, bids due October 8, 2026), each with a 5% Brevard County local preference. Hillsborough County Facilities Management solicited a $16.5 million miscellaneous facilities construction term contract (IFB 26-00401, bids due November 17, 2026) with up to three awards and a 10% SBE subcontractor goal, though the scope spans multiple facility types beyond single-family. Solicitation structures favor IFB and ITB vehicles with lump-sum bidding, 60–120 day construction timelines, mandatory or non-mandatory pre-bid meetings, liquidated damages in the range of $250–$964 per day, and required bonding and insurance. Florida Building Code compliance and Energy Star certification requirements appear consistently across work scopes. Merit-based selection and lowest-responsive-bidder awards dominate, though best-value language appears in select procurements. No widespread set-asides for DBE, SBE, or MBE appear; however, several jurisdictions encourage minority and women-owned business participation and apply local-vendor preferences (Brevard County 5% SHIP local preference, Bibb County Public Schools 75% local-workforce requirement for tennis court work). Federal compliance requirements (Davis-Bacon, lead-safe work practices, Section 3 employment, Fair Housing, ADA) apply to HUD-funded programs.