UNSPSC 72111108: Condominium remodeling service

The remodeling of condominiums buildings owned by other

UNSPSC 72111108 Condominium remodeling service is a Commodity code capturing single-family residential rehabilitation and renovation work solicited across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments buy comprehensive residential remodeling under this code—window and door replacement, plumbing and electrical upgrades, HVAC installation, bathroom and kitchen renovations, roof work, flooring, interior painting, and foundation or structural repairs—typically funded through Community Development Block Grants, State Housing Improvement Program (SHIP) awards, or emergency disaster grants. Escambia County, Florida dominates recent activity, issuing multiple simultaneous ITQs for owner-occupied single-family rehabilitation through its Neighborhood Enterprise Division; the City of Ocala, Florida follows with a sustained stream of ITBs for similar residential rehab work. These jurisdictions solicit exclusively from Florida-licensed general or building contractors with minimum three-year residential rehabilitation experience, requiring lump-sum pricing on itemized line items, 30 percent in-house labor performance, liquidated damages (typically $150–$250 per day), and 12-month warranties. A smaller volume of community college, municipal utility, and school district facilities work also carries this code—Hinds Community College (Mississippi) issued a sealed-bid IFB for high school building improvements in October 2026, Sarasota County issued parallel IFQs for youth athletic complex interior repairs, and the City of Cocoa (Florida) solicited remodeling of a water treatment plant operations building.

The code concentrates in Florida and Mississippi, with secondary activity in Georgia and Illinois. Recent Escambia County opportunities (posted October 2–9, 2026, with responses due October 14–30, 2026) include residential rehabilitation at 703 Montclair Road, 2414 W. Moreno Street, 1050 Bremen Avenue, 1117 Colbet Avenue, and 2985 Highway 95A North, all structured as ITQs or ITBs with OpenGov submission, mandatory pre-bid walkthroughs, and 60-day completion timelines. The City of Ocala issued nine ITBs for residential rehab between late September and early October 2026, spanning properties on West Silver Springs Place, Southwest 5th Place, and other neighborhoods, with non-mandatory pre-bid meetings and response dates clustering in late October through July 2026. Hinds Community College, Mississippi posted sealed-bid request 3170036773 for H.S. Building Improvements Phase III at its Utica Campus (due October 27, 2026), and Sarasota County issued IFB 262899MKM for South County Fleet facility renovation (due November 11, 2026, estimated $500 per day liquidated damages). Jurisdictions favor reimbursement-based or lump-sum award structures and reserve the right to award line items individually for emergency roofing and septic/sewer services. Entry barriers include Florida contractor licensure, EPA RRP certification, proof of insurance naming the jurisdiction as additional insured, and bonding for projects exceeding $25,000.