UNSPSC 72141129: Park and garden construction and or remodelling service

Construction and or remodelling of parks and gardens as public beautification

UNSPSC 72141129 Park and garden construction and or remodelling service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure site development and landscape improvements at parks, recreational facilities, and public gathering spaces — encompassing trail construction, court resurfacing, pavilion installation, playground development, site grading, utilities, hardscape, and associated amenities. The recent solicitation volume shows active demand across multiple jurisdictions and project types, with buyers ranging from small towns and counties to large metro parks departments, school districts, and state park authorities. Work spans new construction (full park build-outs from cleared sites), substantial renovation (court resurfacing, restroom facility upgrades, field reconstruction), and incremental improvement projects (trail extensions, irrigation upgrades, site furnishings). Issuing bodies include Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, Utah, Florida, Connecticut, Michigan, Oregon, and other states through county boards, municipal parks departments, state park authorities, and independent districts; repeat buyers visible in the data include Forsyth County and the City of Lawrenceville in Georgia, both fielding multiple court and park improvement RFPs and ITBs in the past 60 days.

Representative recent opportunities include the Carroll County Board of Supervisors (Mississippi) requesting sealed bids for Carroll County Recreational Park Improvements under IFB due July 27, 2026; the Texas Facilities Commission requesting a Construction Manager-at-Risk (CMR) for the Beacon Park Project in Midland under RFQ due August 11, 2026, with an estimated construction budget of $35 million and a 60-acre mixed-use public park scope; the City of Bradenton (Florida) requesting bids for Love Park construction under IFB #26-036NT due August 13, 2026, a 0.76-acre neighborhood park encompassing site grading, hardscape, playground equipment, shade structures, landscape, and public art; and the City of St. George (Utah) issuing an IFB for Lizard Wash Park construction due June 11, 2026, spanning site removals, utilities, concrete flatwork, asphalt trails, pavilions, pickleball courts, restroom building, landscape, and irrigation across a 154-item bid schedule. Geographic activity concentrates in Georgia (Forsyth, DeKalb, Clayton, Jackson, Gwinnett, and Euharlee counties plus Athens-Clarke and Cumming), followed by Texas, Mississippi, Utah, Florida, Connecticut, Michigan, and Oregon. Bonding requirements typically range from 5 percent bid security to 100 percent performance and payment bonds; prevailing wage, E-Verify, and federal compliance (BABA, CEPRA, ARPA) are standard where federal funding applies. Timeline spreads from tight 60-day project schedules (tennis and pickleball court resurfacing) to extended 180–425 day construction periods for major mixed-use park development.