UNSPSC 72151905: Concrete block masonry service

The laying, repair and maintenance of concrete block on property owned by others

UNSPSC 72151905 Concrete block masonry service is a Commodity code covering installation, repair, and maintenance of concrete masonry units (CMU) in state and local capital facilities, infrastructure, and site improvements. Recent state and local solicitations show the code applied to both standalone masonry work and as a component of larger renovation and construction projects including building facades, retaining walls, interior wall reconstruction, and site fencing.

Issuing bodies span state departments (Florida, Georgia, Washington, Connecticut, Michigan), counties (Santa Clara, Marion, Broward), cities (DeBary, Norwalk, Waterbury, Milton, Colorado Springs, Newnan, Bridgeport, Rome), community colleges (Big Bend, Wenatchee Valley, North Seattle, Clover Park, Lake Washington Institute), and special-purpose districts (Sanitation District No. 2-3, Macon Water Authority). The activity is concentrated in Florida, Georgia, Washington, Connecticut, California, and Colorado. Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements (IFB 0315, due April 10, 2015, with an Engineer's estimate of $90,000), Macon Water Authority's 1948 Warehouse Wall Remediation (sealed bid due November 10, 2026, with scope including brick replacement and tuck-pointing), the City of Newnan's Eastview Cemetery masonry fence installation (ITB due September 15, 2026, spanning 795 linear feet of random coursed rubble masonry with stone veneer columns and reinforced concrete foundations), and the City of Waterbury's Congress Avenue Wall at Washington Avenue (RFP due September 16, 2026, with parapet wall and simulated stone masonry construction). Savannah-Chatham County Public School System's prequalification RFQ C27-07 for on-call small construction projects under $250,000 (qualifications due November 19, 2026) explicitly lists masonry as one of 17 eligible trade categories. Procurement activity is year-round with multiple concurrent solicitations across jurisdictions, indicating steady demand for qualified masonry contractors in school renovation, healthcare facility seismic upgrades, cemetery and park improvements, warehouse and facility repairs, and municipal infrastructure projects.