UNSPSC 72111111: General residential construction contractor service

The provision of general contracting services to individuals wishing to build their own homes

UNSPSC 72111111 General residential construction contractor service is a Commodity code that encompasses residential demolition, new-construction framing, roof and exterior finishing, interior renovation, and specialized trades across single-family homes and light-multifamily properties. State and local governments procure this work when acquiring new housing stock, rehabilitating existing units through CDBG and state housing programs, and managing emergency home reconstruction following disaster events. Recent solicitations show county governments, municipal housing authorities, and community development agencies executing contracts ranging from $200,000 minor renovations to $5.6 million senior-center expansions with hardening and rehabilitation scope.

The issuing-body mix spans Florida counties (Escambia, Orange, Seminole, Collier), Texas municipalities and housing authorities, Connecticut cities, and regional authorities in Oregon, Utah, Georgia, Michigan, and Colorado. Escambia County emerges as a high-volume repeat buyer, posting at least twelve residential-rehabilitation ITBs and ITQs since late June 2026, primarily for single-family SHIP and CDBG-funded work at $60,000 to $300,000 per contract. Collier County Board of County Commissioners is soliciting a $5.6 million IFB for Senior Center expansion and hardening (bids due August 31, 2026). Orange County, Florida has issued sealed-bid solicitations for detention-facility renovation ($4.1 million, current deadline July 14, 2026) and corrections-facility security-controls installation ($7 million, revised deadline July 21, 2026). Housing authorities in San Antonio, Hartford, and the Northwest Oregon Housing Authority are soliciting roofing, fire-protection, and envelope-replacement work on rental-housing portfolios. The geographic concentration centers on Florida (Escambia, Collier, Orange, Seminole counties), Texas (San Antonio, Temple, Lubbock), and secondary activity across the Pacific Northwest, Upper Midwest, Connecticut, and Georgia. CDBG, SHIP, and CDBG-DR funding predominate, often triggering Davis-Bacon wage requirements, Section 3 employment preferences, and federal contractor provisions including E-Verify and performance bonds.