UNSPSC 72152302: Finish carpentry service

The installation, repair and maintenance of finished carpentry to the interiorstructures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152302 Finish carpentry service is a Commodity code encompassing wood framing, installation, and finishing work on interior and exterior building components—trim, doors, windows, cabinetry, shelving, millwork, and structural elements such as porches, canopies, and handrails. State and local governments procure finish carpentry as part of broader renovation, rehabilitation, and new-construction projects across facilities ranging from office buildings and educational institutions to historic properties and residential homes. Recent solicitations show the code in active use for roofing-integrated carpentry, cabinet and door installation, exterior siding and trim replacement, and porch and structural frame repairs.

State departments, community colleges, cities, and counties issue the bulk of finish carpentry work. Washington community colleges (Skagit Valley College, Yakima Valley College, Bellingham Technical College, Lower Columbia College, Columbia Basin College) and Washington state agencies (Department of Enterprise Services, Department of Corrections, Department of Social & Health Services) dominate the recent-opportunity block, followed by Connecticut municipalities (City of Torrington, Town of Berlin, City of Stamford) and Georgia technical colleges. The Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission and Texas Facilities Commission also appear. Geographic concentration spans Washington, Connecticut, Georgia, Texas, Colorado, Michigan, and California. Representative recent opportunities include Skagit Valley College's reader boards project (Solicitation 2026153G11, IFB, bids due August 13, 2026); the City of Jackson Community Development Department's residential roof and gutter replacement project at 237 N Gorham Street (Solicitation 2026COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT026, IFB, bids due July 7, 2026, with Section 3 compliance and federal CDBG compliance requirements); Lower Columbia College's multi-building renovation spanning five facilities with thermal protection, carpentry, and interior finishes work (Solicitation 2026014G11, sealed bids due June 23, 2026, with 10% MBE, 6% WBE, 5% SBE goals and 15% apprentice-labor-hour requirements); and the City of Torrington's two residential rehabilitation projects on Aetna Avenue and Mt. Pleasant Terrace (Solicitations 143PI49 and 143SC57, both due mid-June 2026, encouraging MBE, WBE, SBE, and Section 3 participation).