UNSPSC 72121507: Tank construction and servicing

The construction and servicing of tanks owned by others.

UNSPSC 72121507 Tank construction and servicing (Commodity) encompasses irrigation system upgrades, restroom facility construction, metal building installation, and site preparation work that state and local governments are currently procuring. Recent opportunities show state and local bodies soliciting everything from hunter-system irrigation conversions to structural and mechanical construction at parks, correctional facilities, and municipal buildings, indicating the code captures a broad range of small-to-medium construction and infrastructure improvement projects rather than specialist tank work alone. The mix of issuing bodies includes cities (DeBary, Bartow, Detroit, Ocala, Santa Cruz), counties (Collier, Gwinnett, Volusia, Lowndes, Beaufort, Colquitt), state departments (Michigan DTMB, Texas A&M, Texas administrative), a community college district (Mt. San Antonio), a regional transit authority proxy (Orange County Convention Center), and special-purpose facilities (prison and park authorities). Florida municipalities and Michigan state facilities dominate recent activity; a secondary cluster appears in Georgia and Texas.

Representative opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements IFB (bid due April 10, 2015, with a $90,000 engineer's estimate and 45-day completion window), Collier County's Immokalee Sports Complex Phase 1A & 1B IFB (bids due November 2, 2026, at $6.24 million with a 180-day substantial completion requirement), Michigan DTMB's multiple facility upgrades including electrical work at Kinross Correctional Facility and smoke purge system replacement at Gus Harrison Correctional Facility (bid due October 14, 2026), and the City of Ocala's Real Time Crime Center Renovation ITB (comprehensive buildout with 160-day completion and liquidated damages at $1,609 per day). Escambia County and Volusia County are active in hurricane recovery work (demolition and beach access ramp reconstruction), while Orange County, Florida is undertaking major mechanical system replacements at the Convention Center. Work is concentrated in Florida and Michigan, with secondary activity in Georgia, Texas, California, and the Upper Midwest.