UNSPSC 72111102: New cooperative construction service

The building of newcooperative apartmentbuildings owned by others

UNSPSC 72111102 New cooperative construction service is a Commodity code capturing state and local government procurement of general construction services for new-build, expansion, and renovation projects delivered through competitive bidding or job order contracting vehicles. The code spans residential rehabilitation, single-family home reconstruction, facility expansions, roofing and envelope work, and specialized building systems upgrades. Recent opportunities show a mix of issuing bodies: county housing authorities, community development departments, city parks and recreation bureaus, and special-purpose authorities managing senior centers, detention facilities, and sports complexes. Residential rehabilitation dominates the activity, particularly CDBG- and SHIP-funded single-family home repair and reconstruction work managed by county housing and community development offices. Larger capital projects—indoor sports complexes, fire stations, central utility plants—draw fewer but higher-value bids. Issuing bodies frequently use job order contracting (JOC) vehicles to establish standing pools, as seen in Los Angeles County Development Authority's six simultaneous JOC awards at $6.4 million per contract and 12-month terms.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida (Escambia County, Orange County, Seminole County, Collier County) and across the Southwest and Southeast, with scattered mid-Atlantic and Midwest opportunities. Collier County Board of County Commissioners posted IFB 26-8672 for the Collier Senior Center Expansion Project with an August 31, 2026 response date, seeking $5.6 million in sealed bids for a 2,710-square-foot addition, building hardening, and contents relocation; the scope includes Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Section 3 housing preferences, and minority/female participation goals (17.1% and 6.9% respectively). Escambia County has posted multiple residential rehabilitation ITQs with July response dates (ranging 60–90 days) for single-family roofing, interior systems, and foundation work under CDBG and SHIP programs. Orange County, Florida solicited bids for two bridge replacements (project Y26-742, estimated $6.2 million, July 7 close) and detention-facility security-control and door upgrades (project Y26-750, estimated $7 million, July 21 close). The City of Temple, Texas sought proposals for Fire Station No. 4 renovation and expansion with 426-day performance schedules and an $1.88 million architect's estimate (August 4 close). Los Angeles County Development Authority issued two separate IFBs (LACDA26-045 and LACDA26-042) for 12 Job Order Contracts (144–161) at $6.4 million per contract with August 17, 2026 closes. The code remains active across multiple funding mechanisms (CDBG, SHIP, CDBG-DR, HUD Section 811, local capital budgets) and sees consistent Q2–Q3 2026 posting velocity, suggesting sustained demand for general construction services in state and local portfolios.