UNSPSC 72141205: Drainage system construction service

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UNSPSC 72141205 Drainage system construction service, a Commodity code, encompasses the installation, repair, and rehabilitation of stormwater and wastewater drainage infrastructure that state and local governments procure to address flooding, erosion, and water management challenges. Recent opportunities show that state and local bodies are soliciting work ranging from small-scale residential stormwater improvements to large-scale industrial and municipal drainage systems, including pipes, catch basins, erosion controls, riprap stabilization, and site restoration. The City of DeBary, Florida has issued multiple drainage-focused solicitations: an IFB for Small Scale Stormwater Improvement Project No. 4 involving reinforced concrete pipe drainage systems, curb inlets, and manhole structures at three locations (estimated cost $233,250), and an irrigation system conversion project at Rob Sullivan Park that includes drainage coordination (estimated cost $90,000). Counties and special-purpose districts dominate the recent opportunity set. Seminole County Board of County Commissioners is soliciting a Master Services Agreement for miscellaneous bridge repairs under a unit-price model with a $1.2 million annual Engineer's estimate and mandatory FDOT prequalification. Hillsborough County Engineering and Operations Department is seeking bids for a stormwater pump station with 352 linear feet of drainage structures and regrading (estimated cost $1,473,476.90). The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District has posted bids for S-40 Water Control Structure erosion repairs and a three-year Rapid Infiltration Basin rehabilitation program. Municipal water and wastewater authorities also participate: the City of Port Orange is seeking mitigation reconstruction of a flood-prone home with drainage elevation requirements (federally funded at up to $220,000 per property).

Florida dominates recent activity, with state-level procurement through the Department of Environmental Protection, Bureau of Design and Construction and multiple county and municipal solicitations in the region (DeBary, Hillsborough, Seminole, Port Orange, Orange County). Georgia shows meaningful activity through Rockdale County (covered bridge rehabilitation), Union County (bridge and culvert repair), and Cobb County (trail construction with drainage components). Out-of-state opportunities appear in Colorado (Boulder County concrete bridge approaches), Connecticut (South Windsor miscellaneous drainage, Litchfield Housing Trust drainage upgrades), Texas (Bastrop County CDBG-funded drainage), Mississippi (Marshall County bridge and approaches), and Washington County, Oregon (bridge railing repair). Representative solicitations include Hillsborough County IFB 26-00404 for the Kirby Street Pump Station #08 Rehabilitation (bids due November 13, 2026, with a 10% SBE subcontractor participation goal and estimated cost of $1,473,476.90); the City of Fort Myers ITB 26061 for the John Yarbrough Linear Park Trail Construction, Phase IV Extension with significant bridge and drainage infrastructure over SR 886/Colonial Boulevard and the 10-Mile Canal (bids due November 9, 2026); Central Florida Tourism Oversight District ITB #C007144 for three-year phased Rapid Infiltration Basin rehabilitation (bids due October 1, 2026); and Rockdale County ITB #26-20 for Haralson Mill Road Covered Bridge Rehabilitation including bridge deck replacement and structural repairs (bids due November 5, 2026). SBE and M/WBE participation goals are common where funded through state and local general revenue or grant programs; federal funding sources (FEMA, CDBG-MIT, RESTORE Act) trigger compliance with Davis-Bacon wage requirements and Build America, Buy America Act materials sourcing mandates in several recent opportunities.