UNSPSC 72111001: Single family home remodeling addition and repair service

the remodeling and repair of residential buildings for individuals or single families owned by others

UNSPSC 72111001 Single family home remodeling addition and repair service is a Commodity code covering residential rehabilitation and repair work that state and local governments procure for owner-occupied single-family homes, typically through community development funding. Recent solicitations show cities and counties acquiring comprehensive rehab services including plumbing and electrical upgrades, HVAC system replacement, roofing repair and replacement, kitchen and bathroom renovations with specified fixtures and appliances (Delta, GE, Whirlpool, American Standard), flooring installation, interior and exterior painting, window and door replacement, and foundation or structural stabilization work. Environmental remediation (asbestos abatement, lead-based paint remediation) and permit acquisition are standard scope inclusions. Work is funded through Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), State Housing Improvement Program (SHIP), and similar affordable housing programs targeting low- and moderate-income owner-occupied properties.

State and local issuing bodies under this code span cities, counties, and special-purpose housing authorities. Escambia County, Florida appears as a standout repeat buyer, issuing at least nine residential rehabilitation ITQs since early October 2026 through its Neighborhood Enterprise Division (NED) program—all sent through OpenGov with mandatory pre-bid walkthroughs, lump-sum line-item pricing, 60-day completion deadlines, and liquidated damages set at $150 per day. The City of Ocala has issued at least eight competitive bids for single-family home rehabilitation under ITB numbers CDS/260622, CDS/260655, CHS/260751, and others, similarly targeting CDBG and SHIP funding with three-year minimum contractor experience requirements and $1 million to $2 million commercial general liability insurance. Hinds Community College in Mississippi issued a sealed-bid opportunity for high school building improvements at the Utica Campus due October 27, 2026 (ITB 3170036773), structured through Bid Net Direct with a pre-bid conference on October 13. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Escambia and Marion Counties especially) and Mississippi, with representative work also posted in Georgia, Texas, Colorado, Illinois, and Michigan. Pricing across Ocala rehabilitation projects runs on lump-sum bases with estimated permit allowances of $300 to $425, typically awarded to the lowest responsive bidder meeting Florida contractor licensing and experience thresholds. All contractors must perform a minimum of 30 percent of work with their own forces, carry 12-month material and labor warranties, and comply with Florida Building Code or equivalent state standards. Bid due dates cluster across late 2026 and early 2027, with response windows generally 30 to 60 days from notice posting.