UNSPSC 72151203: HVAC solar energy construction service

The building of solar energy power systems owned by others

UNSPSC 72151203 HVAC solar energy construction service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and related mechanical system installation, replacement, retrofit, upgrade, and controls work at facilities ranging from municipal buildings and police stations to schools, universities, detention centers, parks, and utility infrastructure. Recent solicitations show a mix of new system installations, controls modernization, chiller and cooling-tower rebuilds, and terminal-unit replacements, often bundled with roofing, electrical, and broader facility renovation scope. The code sees activity from city procurement departments, county general services, school districts (independent and public), colleges and universities, utility authorities, and specialized facilities operators. Repeat buyers in the recent cohort include the City of DeBary, Florida (park irrigation and city hall improvements), Kissimmee Utility Authority (substation A/C units and pavilion installation), Marion County Public Schools (design services for campus-wide HVAC replacement), and multiple Georgia school districts and county agencies.

Geographic spread spans Florida (DeBary, Kissimmee, Orange County), Georgia (Marion County, Douglas County Schools, Henry County, Effingham County Schools, Fort Valley State University), Michigan (Greenville Public Schools, Northview Public Schools), Texas (Austin ISD, City of Huntsville, City of Wichita), California (Orange County Sheriff, Sacramento County, Santa Clara County, Lompoc), Washington (Big Bend Community College, Everett Community College, South Seattle College), Colorado (Town of Parker), Connecticut (Norwich), and others. Representative recent opportunities include the Marion County Public School District's RFQ for design services for Belleview Middle School HVAC Upgrades (design-build chilled water system replacement, due February 26, 2026, with construction budgets of $6 million each for two phases); the Kissimmee Utility Authority's RFQ for supply and installation of a high-efficiency variable-speed heat-pump air conditioning system at Marydia Pavilion (due June 15, 2016, ultimately awarded to Southern Extreme Services Corp at $14,147.03); the City of Wichita's RFB for HVAC replacement at thirteen residential sites (federally funded under HUD, subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, due October 30, 2026); Orange County, California Sheriff-Coroner's IFB for HVAC duct repair and replacement on an as-needed basis across multiple facilities (due November 16, 2026, with OCLSB and DVBE preferences); and the City of Huntsville, Texas's IFB for HVAC services on a 24/7 emergency-response basis across all city facilities (due October 27, 2026, with a 120-day initial term and four one-year renewal options through 2031). Activity is steady and diversified across facilities types, geography, and procurement structures (design-bid-build, maintenance contracts, as-needed services, one-off replacements), with issuing bodies ranging from municipalities under 50,000 residents to large urban centers and multi-campus university systems.