UNSPSC 72111002: Single family home general remodeling service

The general remodeling of residential buildings forindividuals and single families owned by others

UNSPSC 72111002, Single family home general remodeling service, is a Commodity code tracking residential rehabilitation and interior remodeling work that state and local governments buy to upgrade and repair owner-occupied single-family homes, often through community development, housing authority, and county redevelopment programs. Recent solicitations show counties, cities, and housing authorities soliciting roofing replacement, interior system upgrades (HVAC, electrical, plumbing), kitchen and bathroom renovation, flooring, window replacement, and comprehensive remodeling to meet code compliance and accessibility standards. Work is typically funded through Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) programs, State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) programs, federal housing grants, or local community development resources targeting low-to-moderate-income homeowners. Eligible contractors must hold state or local general contractor licenses, carry commercial general liability and workers' compensation insurance, and often demonstrate prior experience with similar residential projects. The code sees activity from county departments, municipal community development offices, housing authorities, and regional planning districts that manage federally or state-funded rehabilitation portfolios.

Escambia County, Florida dominates recent opportunity volume under this code, posting multiple residential rehab projects per month through its Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) and Neighborhood Economic Development (NED) program via Invitation to Quote (ITQ) and Invitation to Bid (ITB) notices with response windows of two to three weeks and mandatory pre-bid site walks. The City of Lubbock, Texas has posted at least eight CDBG-funded minor rehabilitation ITBs between June and July 2026, all routed through a single community development drop box with minimal posted detail. The Town of Windsor, Connecticut; Hillsborough County, Florida (owner-occupied rehabilitation manager recruitment); the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda (water damage restoration IFB); and other county and municipal issuing bodies round out recent activity. Geographic concentration runs heaviest in Florida (Escambia County, Hillsborough County, Lee County Port Authority), Texas (Lubbock, Houston, Amarillo, Childress, Mount Pleasant offices), Georgia (Clayton County, Hall County, DeKalb County), and scattered single opportunities in Connecticut, Mississippi, Oregon, and Washington. Representative opportunities include Escambia County's CRA Roof Rehab at 119 Brandon Avenue (ITQ, July 30, 2026 response) covering roof replacement, decking repair, gutter installation, and hurricane-clip retrofit; the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda's water damage restoration IFB at Independent Plaza (August 5, 2026 response) requiring 15-unit turnkey restoration with prevailing wage compliance; Hillsborough County's $7.5 million owner-occupied rehabilitation program (RFP, August 5, 2026 response) seeking experienced operators to manage single-family disaster and non-disaster projects at up to $100,000 per unit; and the City of Lubbock's routine CDBG minor-rehab ITBs across multiple single-family properties (July 13–July 20, 2026 responses). Performance and payment bond requirements are common for awards exceeding $25,000; prevailing wage applies under federal or state law on many federally funded projects. Set-asides for small business enterprises, minority-owned businesses, or women-owned businesses appear in some jurisdictions but are not universal.