UNSPSC 72152301: Rough carpentry service

The installation, repair and maintenance of rough carpentered components to the interior of structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152301 Rough carpentry service is a Commodity code covering labor-only and materials-inclusive carpentry work solicited across mixed issuing bodies—primarily community colleges and state facilities—for building renovations, structural repairs, interior and exterior carpentry, and maintenance. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying rough framing, roofing carpentry, siding installation, door and hardware assembly, flooring repairs, gutter replacement, handrail installation, and demolition support within larger renovation and construction projects. The issuing-body mix spans Washington community colleges (Skagit Valley, Edmonds, Columbia Basin, Shoreline, Bellingham, Yakima Valley, Whatcom, Spokane), state departments (Washington Enterprise Services, Department of Corrections, Social & Health Services, Military Department), county facilities (Santa Clara County, Portage County), municipalities (Stamford, Torrington, Long Beach, Jackson, Wheat Ridge, City of Atlanta), technical colleges (Georgia Technical College System, Texas), and the Texas Military Department. Santa Clara County's as-needed carpentry contract drew particular prominence with an estimated $4.5 million value and July 24, 2026 deadline. Prevailing wage requirements appear in union-trade contexts; Washington state procurements mandate 15% apprentice labor utilization on renovation projects.

Recent activity clusters in Washington (multiple college and state department bids through June–July 2026), Connecticut (municipal residential repairs in Torrington and Stamford high school rebids), Georgia (technical college construction and airport facilities maintenance), Texas (state building deferred maintenance and military installations), Colorado (historic property rehabilitation), and Michigan (community development block grant residential repairs). Washington Department of Enterprise Services and Santa Clara County emerged as repeat buyers. Representative solicitations include Skagit Valley College asphalt repair and re-striping (ITB-style bid, July 28, 2026), City of Jackson residential repairs including gutter and handrail work with federal compliance triggered by CDBG funding (sealed bid, July 7, 2026 deadline), Portage County Courthouse renovation Phase 1 with nine trade packages including general trades and gypsum board assemblies (pre-bid walkthrough July 13, 2026, July 23 deadline), and Santa Clara County as-needed carpentry services across multiple county departments (ITB-PRC-FY26-0728, July 24, 2026 at 3:00 p.m., requiring 10% bid security of $450,000 minimum). Lower Columbia College renovation spanning five buildings with 270-day completion and mandatory apprentice hours (June 23, 2026) and Washington DSHS Maple Lane expansion with $6.87–$7.66 million estimated range (June 30, 2026) represent larger, multi-trade scoped work. The code shows consistent activity across public construction and maintenance cycles with firm fixed-price bidding, performance bonds, insurance requirements, and electronic submission through state portals or local procurement systems.