UNSPSC 72111106: Apartment remodeling service

The remodeling of apartment buildings owned by other

UNSPSC 72111106 Apartment remodeling service is a Commodity code encompassing interior and exterior renovation and rehabilitation of residential dwelling units, grounded in what state and local governments are actually buying: comprehensive rehab work including HVAC replacement, plumbing and electrical system upgrades, bathroom and kitchen renovations, roofing and siding repairs, flooring installation, window and door replacement, and structural repairs on owner-occupied single-family homes and multifamily residential properties. The majority of recent activity centers on community development block grant (CDBG) and state housing improvement program (SHIP) funded rehabilitation of residential properties. Counties and municipalities dominate the issuing landscape, particularly in Florida, where Escambia County has issued multiple ITQs for individual residential properties in Pensacola and surrounding areas, and the City of Ocala has conducted sustained procurement activity for single-family residential rehabilitation across numerous properties. A handful of community colleges, universities, and public utilities have issued rehabilitation solicitations under this code despite the nominal apartment-remodeling focus, indicating code misalignment with actual scope in some instances. The issuing bodies are predominantly municipal housing departments, county neighborhood enterprise divisions, and local redevelopment agencies managing CDBG and SHIP grant allocations; state universities and utility districts appear occasionally but represent outlier activity.

Recent opportunities cluster heavily in Florida (Escambia County, City of Ocala, Sarasota County, City of St. Cloud, City of Cocoa) and the Southeast (Mississippi, Georgia), with secondary activity in Texas, Illinois, Colorado, and Michigan. Escambia County's Neighborhood Enterprise Division has been the most frequent issuer, posting eight ITQs between early October 2026 and late October 2026 for residential rehabilitation at individual addresses in Pensacola, all structured as OpenGov submissions with 60-day completion deadlines, $150 per day liquidated damages, and mandatory pre-bid walkthroughs. The City of Ocala issued at least nine ITBs between late September and May 2026 for individual residential properties, with scope spanning kitchen and bathroom renovation, HVAC replacement, roofing, electrical work, and lead/asbestos remediation. Sarasota County issued an IFB for South County Fleet maintenance facility renovation (November 11, 2026 due date, 180-day substantial completion, interior and mechanical systems scope). Recent opportunities reflect a market focused on modest-value individual property rehabilitation under grant programs, with contractor eligibility typically tied to Florida general contractor licensure, three to five years' prior residential rehabilitation experience, $1 million general liability insurance, and performance/payment bond requirements for contracts exceeding $15,000 to $25,000. Lump-sum bidding on line-item bases dominates the procurement structure, with award to lowest responsive bidder meeting qualifications.