UNSPSC 72111004: Patio and deck construction and repair service

The building and repair of patios and decks owned by others

UNSPSC 72111004 Patio and deck construction and repair service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments solicit construction of outdoor structural elements—boardwalks, decking systems, site improvements, and related hardscape work—typically as components of larger park, facility, or institutional projects. Recent solicitations show this code covers both new construction and renovation of pedestrian and recreational infrastructure, often integrated into broader site-development or facility-modernization efforts. Issuing bodies are mixed: counties (Collier, Orange, Beaufort, Jackson, Chatham), cities (Saint Pete Beach, Eugene, Meriden, Albany, Savannah, Hampton), school districts (Mattawan Consolidated), universities (University of Mississippi, Georgia Tech, University of Texas at Tyler, Columbus State), special districts (Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, Lee County Port Authority), and state agencies (Texas Department of Transportation, Washington Department of Commerce). County procurement offices and municipal purchasing departments dominate the recent activity, with Florida and Georgia appearing frequently. Specific recent opportunities include Beaufort County's Bailey Memorial Park Project (IFB 080626, bids due August 6, 2026), a 54.32-acre passive recreation park with approximately one mile of earthen walking trails and boardwalk sections; the Town of Cheshire's Mixville Park Boardwalk installation (ITB 2526-25, bids due July 22, 2026) for approximately 760 linear feet of wooden boardwalk within a walking loop; and Orange County, Florida's Horizon West Trail—Phase 1A (IFB Y26-754, bids due August 13, 2026), featuring a 0.668-mile multi-use trail with a prestressed concrete pile-supported boardwalk of 838 linear feet, with an estimated contract value of $5,657,322.

The majority of recent solicitations under this code involve site-development components rather than standalone patio or deck work. Boardwalk construction dominates the commodity-level activity, with specifications for composite or pressure-treated wood decking, pile-driving, and coastal-environment durability standards. Trail systems, sidewalk improvements, and park infrastructure appear frequently alongside deck elements. Florida leads in recent volume, with multiple county and municipal opportunities spanning maritime boardwalks, park development, and facility-adjacent site improvements. Georgia shows secondary concentration through Jackson County parks and Savannah historic-property work. Geographic spread extends to the Upper Midwest (Connecticut, Michigan), Pacific Northwest (Oregon), and Texas. Set-asides and preferences vary: Beaufort County and several Florida jurisdictions encourage small and minority business participation; some opportunities feature federal funding (FAA, HUD, FEMA) triggering prevailing wage, Davis-Bacon, and Buy American compliance. Liquidated damages for patio and deck work typically range from $250 to $2,667 per day, with completion windows of 60 to 270 calendar days depending on project scale and site conditions. Insurance minimums commonly run $1 million commercial general liability per occurrence, with performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value standard practice.