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 that state and local governments use to procure comprehensive renovation and rehabilitation of owner-occupied residential properties, including structural repairs, mechanical and electrical system upgrades, kitchen and bathroom renovations, roofing work, flooring installation, and interior and exterior finishing. Recent activity shows the code capturing residential rehabilitation contracts tied to community development funding, disaster recovery grants, and municipal housing programs, with work typically awarded on a lump-sum, fixed-price basis to Florida-licensed general contractors holding a minimum of three years' rehabilitation experience.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county housing rehabilitation divisions (Escambia County Neighborhood Enterprise Division has posted at least five active residential rehabilitation ITQs as of October 2026), municipal community development services departments (City of Ocala has issued multiple ITBs for individual-property rehabilitation under CDBG funding), and water and utility authorities performing facility upgrades. The Florida Gulf Coast region dominates recent activity, with Escambia County and the City of Ocala together accounting for the majority of visible October 2026 solicitations. Representative recent opportunities include Escambia County's Invitation to Quote for residential rehabilitation at 703 Montclair Road, Pensacola (ITQ due October 14, 2026 with mandatory pre-bid October 6), and the City of Ocala's ITB #CDS/260622 for residential rehabilitation at 123 SW 11th Avenue (due April 22, 2026). Typical contract scopes span 60-day completion timelines with liquidated damages of $150–$250 per day for delays, require contractors to perform 30 percent of work with their own forces, mandate 12-month warranties, and award to the lowest responsive bidder meeting insurance and licensing prerequisites. Funding sources include CDBG, State Housing Improvement Program (SHIP), federal disaster grants (FEMA), and municipal general funds, with compliance requirements varying by funding source. Set-asides and local-vendor preferences are not standard under this code; however, federal funding triggers extensive compliance obligations including domestic-materials preference and Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act overtime provisions where applicable.