UNSPSC 72111107: Cooperative apartment remodeling service

The remodeling of cooperative apartment buildings owned by other

UNSPSC 72111107 Cooperative apartment remodeling service is a Commodity code, and state and local governments buy residential rehabilitation and targeted facility renovation work under it — owner-occupied single-family home upgrades funded through community development grants, water-treatment and utility building improvements, school and college facility modernization, and athletic complex repairs. The issuing bodies span county governments (particularly Escambia County, Florida, which has posted eight residential rehabilitation quotes since early October 2026), cities (Ocala, Rome, St. Cloud, Tupelo, Cocoa, Bloomington), school districts (Wayne-Westland Community Schools, Glynn County Schools, Rome City Schools, Stephens County Board of Education), community colleges (Hinds Community College), and special-purpose authorities (Sarasota County, Hillsborough County Capital Programs, New Smyrna Beach Utilities). Work under the code spans mechanical systems (HVAC replacement with energy-efficiency ratings, plumbing tie-ins and septic-to-sewer conversions), structural and roofing repairs (tear-off and replacement, deck repairs, fascia and soffit work), interior finishes (drywall, painting, flooring, cabinetry, bathroom and kitchen renovation), electrical upgrades (panel labeling, GFCI/AFCI protection, lighting), and compliance-driven environmental remediation (lead-safe work practices, asbestos abatement coordination). Bids are typically structured as lump-sum line items with 60-to-90-day completion windows, mandatory performance and payment bonds for contracts exceeding $25,000, and liquidated damages commonly set at $150–$250 per day for delays.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, where Escambia County has solicited residential rehab work at 703 Montclair Road (ITQ due October 14, 2026), 2414 W. Moreno Street (ITQ due October 14, 2026), 1117 Colbet Avenue (ITQ due October 29, 2026), and 1050 Bremen Avenue (ITQ due October 30, 2026), all seeking licensed general contractors with minimum three years' residential rehabilitation experience and submission via OpenGov. The City of Ocala has issued multiple ITBs for owner-occupied single-family home renovation (Residential Rehabilitation–Parker at 1704 SW 5th Place, ITB due October 1, 2026, with non-mandatory pre-bid September 21; Residential Rehabilitation–Suggs at 631 West Silver Springs Place, ITB due July 9, 2026). Sarasota County posted an Interior Facility Repairs RFQ for the Youth Athletic Complex due November 5, 2026, funded by FEMA with federal compliance obligations; and Glynn County Schools issued a modification ITB for C.B. Greer Elementary with bids due October 22, 2026. Escambia County and Ocala dominate recent Commodity-level activity; both impose strict environmental-survey review (asbestos and lead-based paint reports), require E-Verify and EPA RRP certification for lead work, and award to the lowest responsive bidder. Contractors entering this code should hold current state licensing, manage cost estimation around line-item specifications (named fixtures, energy-efficiency ratings, flooring types), and maintain bonding and insurance capacity for projects frequently exceeding $25,000.