UNSPSC 72151909: Stone masonry service

The installation, repair and maintenance ofstone and stone products forming the exterior of structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72151909 Stone masonry service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure masonry installation, repair, tuck-pointing, and related finishing work on building exteriors, site structures, and infrastructure. Recent solicitations show that this code captures a mix of new masonry construction, remediation and restoration, and decorative or structural stone applications in renovation and capital improvement projects.

State and local issuing bodies active under this code span county governments, municipalities, community colleges, and state departments. The City of DeBary, Florida; Savannah-Chatham County Public School System; Macon Water Authority; City of Waterbury, Connecticut; City of Colorado Springs; City of Newnan, Georgia; and multiple Washington state colleges and departments (including the Department of Corrections and Department of Children, Youth and Families) have posted recent opportunities. Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Florida, Georgia, Washington, and Connecticut, with additional activity in Colorado and Michigan. Representative recent opportunities include the Macon Water Authority's 1948 Warehouse Wall Remediation (sealed bid due November 10, 2026), which involves brick replacement, tuck-pointing, breathable brick sealer application, and painting on a masonry envelope; the City of Newnan's Eastview Cemetery Improvements (ITB due September 15, 2026), encompassing 795 linear feet of random coursed rubble masonry walls with stone veneer columns, reinforced concrete foundations, and granite coping; the City of Waterbury's Congress Avenue Wall project (RFP due September 16, 2026), featuring parapet wall construction with simulated stone masonry and granite step replacement; and the City of Colorado Springs' Continuing Brick Masonry Maintenance, Repair & Installation Services contract (ITB due September 23, 2026). Bonding and insurance are standard requirements across these solicitations, with performance and payment bonds typically equal to 100 percent of contract value, prevailing wage applicability varying by funding source and jurisdiction, and commercial general liability minimums typically ranging from $1 million to $2 million. No standout repeat buyers emerge from the recent opportunities block, though single-issue and multi-trade school district and community college capital projects represent steady activity.