UNSPSC 72152000: Plastering and drywall services

The installation, repair and maintenance of plaster and drywall to structure and property owned by others

UNSPSC 72152000 Plastering and drywall services, a Class code, encompasses interior finishes and water-damage repairs to walls, ceilings, and related building envelope components that state and local governments are actively soliciting. Recent state and local opportunities show heavy focus on plaster restoration, drywall replacement following water damage, and wall finishes in both renovation and new-construction contexts. The mix of issuing bodies is broad and fragmented—city development services departments, state trial courts, community colleges, county medical facilities, and housing authorities all pursue this work. Community colleges in Washington (Big Bend Community College, Everett Community College, South Seattle College, Edmonds College, and others) have posted multiple remodels and facility upgrades recently; California's county-level healthcare infrastructure projects (Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, O'Connor Hospital, Saint Louise Regional Hospital seismic compliance work) generate substantial scope; and state facilities including corrections centers, veterans homes, and social services buildings regularly solicit interior renovation work tagged under this code. Massachusetts Trial Court and Connecticut municipalities round out the recent issuer base.

Geographic activity concentrates in Washington (particularly the community college system and state corrections/social services facilities), California (county hospital seismic-compliance and tenant-improvement projects), and Connecticut (municipal and pre-K renovations). Representative recent opportunities include the Massachusetts Trial Court's Brockton Trial Court interior water-damage repair and restoration (filed sub-bids for lathing and plastering, Section 090001, due September 30, 2026, under IFB TRC2683I FT1 with a $336,040.31 estimated total construction cost and prevailing-wage requirements); the City of Villa Rica's Chapel Plaster Restoration (sealed bid due September 25, 2026, with mandatory site visit, addressing plaster removal, water-damage repair, and full skim-coat application at 206 North Avenue); and the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda's Water Damage Repairs at Independent Plaza (sealed IFB due August 5, 2026, with mandatory pre-bid conference and site visit on July 23, 2026, for drywall, insulation, and finishes replacement across fifteen residential units under prevailing-wage requirements and a November 2026 completion target). The code shows steady posting velocity with short bid cycles (typically twenty to thirty days from posting to deadline), mandatory pre-bid conferences and site visits as standard practice, and prevailing-wage applicability in public-works and healthcare contexts.