UNSPSC 72111108: Condominium remodeling service

The remodeling of condominiums buildings owned by other

UNSPSC 72111108 Condominium remodeling service is a Commodity code describing single-family residential rehabilitation and selective interior-exterior remodeling work that state and local governments procure for community development and public housing repair programs. Recent state and local solicitations show Escambia County, Florida (the most active buyer) issuing ITQs and RFQs for roof rehabilitation, kitchen and bathroom upgrades, electrical system rewiring, HVAC replacement, flooring and appliance installation, and comprehensive interior-exterior repairs on owner-occupied homes under SHIP, CDBG, and NED funding. The City of Lubbock, Texas Community Development also appears frequently, posting ITBs for single-family minor and major rehabilitation on CDBG-funded properties. Work scopes across jurisdictions consistently include roofing (removal, decking replacement, shingle and underlayment installation, gutter and downspout replacement, hurricane clip installation, fascia and soffit repair), mechanical systems (HVAC inspection and repair, ductwork replacement), kitchen and bathroom fixtures (specified brand appliances, Delta and American Standard fixtures), electrical upgrades (rewiring, panel replacement, LED lighting), flooring (Shaw luxury vinyl plank and carpet), and exterior work (siding, window and door replacement, tree trimming, debris removal). Projects typically run 30 to 60 days to completion with liquidated damages in the $50 to $150 per day range. General contractors must be state-licensed, insured with $1 million commercial general liability coverage, and in good standing with the issuing county; new contractors to a jurisdiction often must submit letters of insurability. Bonding (100 percent performance and payment bonds) is required for projects valued at $25,000 or higher.

Escambia County issued the majority of recent opportunities in the dataset, posting at least eight residential rehabilitation quotes in June and July 2026 (119 Brandon Ave, 913 Lucerne Ave, 311 W. Park Lane, 8416 James Taylor Lane, 307 E. Garfield Drive, 10480 Silver Creek Drive, 1207 W Cross Street, 1375 Longbranch Drive, 230 Broussard Street, and 1271 Lepley Road) with response dates between June 25 and July 30, 2026, all submitted through OpenGov. The City of Lubbock posted at least six CDBG-funded minor rehabilitation ITBs in June and early July 2026 (ITB 2026-092GD Moreno, ITB 2026-087GD Pendgraft, ITB 2026-085ER Jackson, ITB 2026-102GD Gutierrez, ITB 2026-107ER Gilbert, and ITB 2026-114RD Arredondo) with response dates in the July 13–20 range, all requiring sealed-bid submission to a Community Development drop box. The University of Texas at Tyler posted a job-order contracting RFP for interior renovations and general construction services (RFP No. 750-25/26-012) due August 5, 2026, with a base contract value potential of $250,000 and renewal options bringing total potential value to $1 million. Hillsborough County, Florida solicited a substantial owner-occupied rehabilitation program management RFP (RFP2600332) due August 5, 2026, with a $7.5 million estimated program budget and individual contractor awards capped at $2.5 million, targeting disaster and non-disaster single-family rehabilitation within unincorporated Hillsborough County, Plant City, and Temple Terrace. Recent activity clusters in Florida (Escambia and Hillsborough Counties) and Texas (Lubbock and UT Tyler), with secondary activity in Mississippi (University of Mississippi facilities modifications) and Georgia (Clayton County library addition, Pickens County health department remodel, DeKalb County tennis center infrastructure). The code shows consistent, high-volume procurement activity driven by federal community development and state housing initiative funding.