UNSPSC 72111109: Dormitory remodeling service

The remodeling of dormitoriesowned by other

UNSPSC 72111109 Dormitory remodeling service is a Commodity code capturing owner-occupied residential rehabilitation work that state and local governments solicit across community development, housing, and facility management programs. Recent state and local opportunities show government buyers financing single-family home rehabilitation through Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), State Housing Improvement Program (SHIP) funds, and disaster-recovery grants, with work spanning plumbing upgrades, HVAC replacement, electrical system rewiring, roofing and siding repairs, kitchen and bathroom renovations, and lead/asbestos abatement coordination. The code also encompasses institutional dormitory and multi-family facility improvements, including campus housing remodels at community colleges and university residential centers. Primary issuing bodies are Florida cities and counties (particularly Escambia County and the City of Ocala), which dominate recent activity; Mississippi community colleges and state universities; and Georgia school districts conducting facility upgrades. Repeat buyers include Escambia County's Neighborhood Enterprise Division (posting eight residential rehabilitation opportunities in October 2026 alone) and the City of Ocala Community Development Services (posting multiple single-family rehab ITBs across the same period), both enforcing strict contractor licensing, insurance, and performance-bond requirements tied to grant compliance.

Work geographically concentrates in Florida, Mississippi, and Georgia, with secondary activity in Michigan, Illinois, Colorado, Texas, and Oregon. Representative recent opportunities include Escambia County issuing multiple Invitations to Quote for residential rehabilitation at individual addresses (703 Montclair Road, 1050 Bremen Avenue, 1117 Colbet Avenue, and 2414 W. Moreno Street, all in Pensacola), with quotes due October 14–29, 2026, all mandating OpenGov portal submission and requiring Florida state contractor licenses, county competency board registration, and EPA RRP certifications; the City of Ocala soliciting bids under ITB #CDS/260622 for residential rehabilitation at 123 SW 11th Avenue with bids due April 22, 2026, covering roof replacement, electrical upgrades, HVAC installation, and kitchen cabinetry on a firm lump-sum basis; and Hinds Community College (Utica Campus, Mississippi) posting a sealed-bid opportunity for H.S. Building Improvements Phase III with bids due October 27, 2026, representing institutional dormitory and educational facility remodeling within the code's scope. Sarasota County and the City of Cocoa issued larger facility renovation ITBs covering water treatment plant operations-building remodeling and youth athletic complex interior repairs, respectively, funded through federal emergency-management and FEMA disaster grants, signaling that the code also captures recovery-driven institutional remodeling. Florida-licensed general contractors with minimum three years of residential rehabilitation experience and ability to perform 30 percent of work with own forces dominate winning profiles, with lump-sum pricing, 60-day completion timelines, and 100 percent performance bonds on projects exceeding $25,000 as standard terms.