UNSPSC 72111005: Single family home fire damage repair service

The remodeling and repairdue to fire, of various types for residential buildings for individuals and single families owned by others

UNSPSC 72111005 Single family home fire damage repair service, a Commodity code, encompasses emergency water damage mitigation, fire and smoke restoration, mold remediation, structural repair, and contents recovery for residential and commercial properties following disaster events. State and local governments procure these services on a rapid-response, on-call basis—typically 24/7 availability with response times measured in hours—to restore buildings and contents to pre-incident condition following water intrusion, fire, sewage backup, or contamination. Issuing bodies include state facilities commissions, county governments, municipalities, housing authorities, airport authorities, and transit systems, many of which maintain large building portfolios subject to emergency loss. Recent solicitations show repeat buyers in Georgia counties (Fulton, DeKalb), Florida municipalities (Fort Myers, Orange County), and state agencies in Oregon, Texas, and Illinois.

Geographic activity centers in the Southeast (Georgia, Florida, Maryland) and Pacific Northwest (Oregon) with secondary representation in the Northeast (Connecticut), Midwest (Wisconsin), Texas, and California. Representative recent opportunities include the Oregon Youth Authority's RFQ for water damage disaster restoration at MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility (response due October 15, 2026); Fulton County, Georgia's ITB for 24/7 emergency sewage cleanup services countywide (bids due October 13, 2026); the City of Charlotte, North Carolina's RFP for water mitigation and emergency cleanup supporting 180+ municipal buildings and airport/transit facilities (proposals due May 19, 2026); and the Texas Facilities Commission's RFP for remediation and restoration across 81 state-owned facilities statewide with a mandatory 26% HUB subcontracting goal (responses due May 28, 2026). Contractors typically must hold IICRC certifications (S500 water damage, S520 mold, S700 fire and smoke standards), maintain 24/7 readiness with rapid-response protocols, and carry $1–2 million commercial general liability plus workers' compensation and specialized coverage such as pollution liability. Many contracts run annual or multi-year terms with renewal options; pricing structures vary between hourly rates, unit pricing by area or service type, and time-and-materials with not-to-exceed caps. Set-asides appear sporadically—Maryland's BWI/Martin State Airport contract requires 30% MBE participation; Oregon Youth Authority applies a 5% OSBE preference; Charlotte establishes a 0% MWSBE goal but encourages participation. Prevailing wage requirements apply to some public-facility work, and mandatory pre-bid conferences, site visits, and insurance compliance are standard across jurisdictions.