UNSPSC 72152004: Plain or ornamental plastering service

The installation, maintenance and repair of plain and ornamental plaster to structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152004 Plain or ornamental plastering service is a Commodity code that spans interior and exterior plaster repair, restoration, and finishing work in state and local facility projects, grounded in what recent solicitations are buying rather than the abstract code name alone. Recent opportunities under this code show municipal and county governments procuring plaster restoration for historic buildings, interior buildout finishes in municipal facilities, and specialized plaster work requiring skilled trade execution. The City of Villa Rica, Georgia solicited sealed bids for interior plaster restoration at a municipal building requiring removal of loose or failing plaster, repair of water damage and age-related deterioration, application of skim coats and seals, with mandatory site visits and evaluation based on contractor capability, experience, and quality of previous work. Issuing bodies under this code include municipal development services departments and city purchasing offices; the code shows limited recent activity, with the most detailed and decision-relevant recent opportunity being the Villa Rica plaster restoration project.

Geographic spread is sparse in the recent opportunities block. Villa Rica, Georgia, and the City of DeBary, Florida appear in the dataset, but the DeBary opportunities (Rob Sullivan Park irrigation and City Hall buildout) do not align with the plaster code's scope—they are irrigation and general construction respectively and appear to be mistagged in the procurement system. The code shows minimal recent activity overall, with only one concrete plaster-specific solicitation present in the recent block. The City of Villa Rica's Chapel Plaster Restoration (Solicitation PE62290NONST2027000000032) closed on September 25, 2026, with a mandatory site visit window between September 9 and September 17, 2026, and written questions due by September 18, 2026. This code does not show robust recent state and local procurement volume, signaling lower pursuit opportunity compared to broader construction and facility maintenance categories.