UNSPSC 72121103: Commercial and office building renovation and repair service

The remodeling and repair of commercial and office buildings owned by others

UNSPSC 72121103 Commercial and office building renovation and repair service is a Commodity code covering comprehensive renovation, modernization, and systems replacement work in existing office, administrative, and operational buildings. Recent state and local procurement activity shows county governments, school districts, cities, utilities, and state agencies actively soliciting work that spans structural steel mezzanine installation, interior demolition and finish replacement, mechanical and electrical systems upgrades, roofing and envelope repairs, flooring and painting, and fixture replacement—all grounded in bringing aging facilities to code compliance and operational readiness. The issuing-body mix is diverse: county purchasing offices (Summit County, Utah; Sarasota County, Florida; Escambia County, Florida), school districts (Howard County Public Schools, Maryland; Glynn County Schools, Georgia; Rome City Schools, Georgia; Wayne-Westland Community Schools, Michigan; St. Joseph Public Schools, Michigan), municipal departments (City of Ocala, Florida; City of St. Cloud, Florida; City of Cocoa, Florida; City of Tupelo, Mississippi), community colleges (Hinds Community College, Mississippi), utilities (New Smyrna Beach Utilities, Florida), and special-purpose districts. Escambia County, Florida appears as a repeat buyer, with multiple residential rehabilitation ITQs posted in October 2026 for single-family homes funded through State Housing Improvement Program (SHIP) grants.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Escambia, Sarasota, Marion, Brevard, Orange Counties; cities of Ocala, St. Cloud, Cocala, Rome), the Upper Midwest (Michigan, Wisconsin), and the Southeast (Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina). Recent representative opportunities include Sarasota County's IFB for South County Fleet maintenance facility renovation (4,571 State Road 776, Venice, Florida; bids due November 11, 2026) encompassing 10,909 square feet of single-story administration and garage renovation with new epoxy flooring, aluminum storefront doors, mechanical and fire protection systems, and requiring minimum 51 percent of work by contractor's own forces and $1 million per-occurrence general liability insurance; Salt Lake County's renovation of an existing building to serve as the new Library Operations Building (bids due November 5, 2026) subject to Salt Lake County's apprenticeship utilization ordinance (minimum 10 percent apprentice labor hours) and $4 million per-occurrence general liability requirement; and the City of Ocala's string of residential rehabilitation ITBs funded through Community Development Block Grants targeting single-family owner-occupied homes with work spanning roofing, HVAC replacement, electrical and plumbing upgrades, and kitchen/bathroom renovations on lump-sum basis with 60- to 90-day completion windows and $250 per-day liquidated damages. Escambia County's October 2026 residential rehabilitation solicitations for properties at 2918 W. Gonzalez Street, 1050 Bremen Avenue, 1117 Colbet Avenue, 703 Montclair Road, 2414 W. Moreno Street, and 2985 Highway 95A N. each target licensed, insured general contractors with 60-day completion deadlines, line-item award authority for emergency roofing and septic/sewer services, and OpenGov portal submission requirements only. Performance bonding (100 percent of contract price for awards exceeding $25,000), comprehensive general liability ($1 million per occurrence minimum), and prevailing wage compliance (where applicable under grant funding) are standard across the category.