UNSPSC 72141130: Ornamental fountain construction and or remodelling service

Construction and or remodelling of ornamental fountain for public visit

UNSPSC 72141130 Ornamental fountain construction and or remodelling service, a Commodity code, describes the construction, installation, or renovation of decorative water features and fountains. In practice, state and local governments soliciting under this code are purchasing much broader site improvement and infrastructure work—irrigation system upgrades, drainage improvements, stormwater management, parking lot expansion, and athletic field renovation—with fountain or ornamental water features either absent or incidental to the primary scope. The City of DeBary, Florida appears as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple bids for park improvements including irrigation systems, baseball field renovations, parking facilities, and stormwater work. The issuing bodies span city government and county authorities; DeBary (a small municipality in Volusia County) dominates the recent activity, with secondary issuers including Glynn County (Georgia), Fulton County Schools (Georgia), and the Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County (Georgia). Geographically, Florida and Georgia account for the most recent documented activity, though the sample also captures solicitations from Colorado, Oregon, South Carolina, California, Texas, and Connecticut.

Representative recent opportunities show the actual work being procured diverges substantially from the code's nominal scope. The City of DeBary issued Bid 03-15 for Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements (IFB, response due April 10, 2015)—a $90,000 irrigation system upgrade from Baseline to Hunter controls with Hunter-branded equipment, executed under a 45-day completion window with mandatory pre-bid attendance. Glynn County Board of Commissioners posted IFB27-014 for Mallery Park Ballfield Renovations & Drainage Improvements (response due November 12, 2026), explicitly excluding baseball field construction, dugouts, bleachers, and recreational amenities from the scope—the bid covers only storm drainage and concrete flatwork. Collier County released IFB 26-8703 for Immokalee Sports Complex Phase 1A & 1B (response due November 2, 2026), a $6.24 million parks construction project encompassing athletic fields, restrooms, parking, irrigation, and landscaping with a 180-day substantial-completion window and $5,549 daily liquidated damages. The category shows no recent fountain or ornamental water feature solicitations; government buying activity classified here centers on utilitarian site infrastructure serving parks and recreation facilities rather than decorative water installations.