UNSPSC 72151203: HVAC solar energy construction service

The building of solar energy power systems owned by others

UNSPSC 72151203 HVAC solar energy construction service (Commodity) encompasses heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning system installation, replacement, repair, and maintenance services across municipal buildings, schools, correctional facilities, airports, and utility operations. State and local governments are procuring complete HVAC system replacements at fire stations, libraries, and administrative facilities; emergency and preventive maintenance contracts for multi-building portfolios; rooftop unit replacements at transportation hubs and utility centers; and integrated HVAC upgrades tied to facility modernization projects. Issuing bodies include city procurement offices (St. Petersburg, Meriden, Bartow, Roswell, Jackson), counties (Gwinnett, Clay, Portage, Forsyth, Broward), school districts and charter schools (Skagit Valley College, Academy of Warren, Peach County Schools, Genesee Intermediate School District), state agencies (Washington Military Department, Texas Military Department, South Dakota Department of the Military, Texas Department of Criminal Justice), and special-purpose districts (Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District, Orange County Transportation Authority, Eastern Municipal Water District). Recent opportunities span routine preventive-maintenance contracts with three-year terms and no guaranteed minimums, single-unit rooftop replacements, phased multi-building system overhauls, and emergency-response-capable service frameworks with two-hour or four-hour callback requirements.

Activity concentrates in the South and Southeast (Texas, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Mississippi), Midwest (Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio), and Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon, California). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Bartow, Florida ITB 26-22 for HVAC installation, repairs, and emergency services across city facilities with three multi-award positions and a response deadline of August 5, 2026; Gwinnett County, Georgia ITB BL096-26 for kitchen HVAC modification at the correctional institution with bids due August 12, 2026 and a mandatory pre-bid conference; Academy of Warren, Michigan RFP for replacement of nine HVAC units and three air handling units with sealed proposals due July 17, 2026; Texas Tech University RFP 2026-1182 for master-agreement HVAC services across 150+ buildings and 800+ units with mandatory VetHUB subcontracting; Broward County Aviation RFB for replacement of 22 rooftop units on Terminal 3 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport with bids due July 29, 2026 and prevailing wage and DBE requirements; and the City of St. Petersburg IFB-26-262 for preventive maintenance and repairs across three municipal buildings with a Business Enterprise participation requirement and a response deadline of August 6, 2026. Most solicitations require state or federal licenses, workers' compensation and commercial general liability insurance (typically $500,000 to $2,000,000 per occurrence), performance and payment bonds on contracts exceeding specified thresholds, and compliance with prevailing wage or Davis-Bacon standards where applicable. Many opportunities carry set-asides or participation goals for small businesses, minority-owned firms, and veteran-owned enterprises.