UNSPSC 72151900: Masonry and stonework services

The installation, repair and maintenance of masonry and stone structures on property owned by others

UNSPSC 72151900 Masonry and stonework services (Class) covers concrete, masonry, restoration, and facade work that state and local governments procure for facility maintenance, renovation, and construction. Recent solicitations show agencies buying masonry repairs, facade restoration, window and door installation with masonry components, gravestone preservation, and general renovation work that includes masonry trades as part of multi-trade packages. This code draws issuing bodies across community colleges, state departments, municipalities, counties, and school districts; Washington community colleges (Skagit Valley, Columbia Basin, Spokane Falls, Yakima Valley, Bellingham, Whatcom) appear frequently, as do Connecticut cities (Stamford, Norwalk, Torrington) and Massachusetts municipalities.

Geographic activity concentrates in Washington, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Georgia, with scattered opportunities in Wisconsin, Texas, and other states. Representative recent solicitations include Skagit Valley College's request for masonry and stonework services spanning reader boards, building renovations, and sewer replacement (multiple bids posted June–July 2026); the City of Torrington's RFP for property rehabilitation at 164 Aetna Avenue including masonry services alongside carpentry, plumbing, and painting work, with bids due July 2026 and MBE/WBE/SBE encouragement; the Milwaukee Public Library Board of Trustees' IFB for Central Library Masonry Restoration Phase 1, bids due July 14, 2026; and the Town of Berlin, Connecticut's RFP for on-call masonry services (two-year contract, July 2026–June 2028) requiring three years of municipal experience and Connecticut licensure. The City of Amarillo's larger Heritage Hills PID project includes 79 masonry columns with concrete footings and cast stone caps among landscape and site construction; the City of Boston's South End Branch Library reconstruction allocates $1.56 million to masonry work within a $24.34 million construction budget. Bid cycles throughout June and July 2026 reflect steady procurement activity; many smaller college and municipal projects lack detailed scope or budget disclosure in posted notices.