UNSPSC 72152303: Cabinet building and installation service

The building, installation, repair and maintenance of cabinets in the interiors of structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152303 Cabinet building and installation service is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of built-in cabinetry, millwork fixtures, and installation labor across facility renovation and construction projects. The recent solicitations show limited direct cabinetry work; instead, the code appears tagged on larger building-system upgrades where cabinet or millwork components are subordinate to broader scopes—kitchen renovations, bathroom upgrades, office fit-outs, and facility renovations that include fixtures and finish carpentry alongside HVAC, electrical, roofing, and structural work.

State colleges and universities in Washington dominate the recent posting activity, including Skagit Valley College, Columbia Basin College, Shoreline Community College, Bellevue College, Yakima Valley College, Whatcom Community College, and Bellingham Technical College, alongside Washington state departments (Enterprise Services, Corrections, Social & Health Services, Labor & Industries, Children Youth & Families). Outside Washington, Georgia technical colleges (Wiregrass Georgia Technical College via the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission) and the City of Long Beach, California have posted work; Texas has also shown activity through the Texas Military Department and Texas Facilities Commission on building renovation and maintenance projects. The City of Jackson, Michigan, Portage County, Wisconsin, the City of Wheat Ridge, Colorado, and municipalities in Connecticut and Georgia round out the geographic spread. Representative opportunities include Lower Columbia College's renovation and minor improvements (DES, 2026014G11, sealed bid, June 23, 2026), encompassing interior finishes across five buildings; the Maple Lane Expansion for Washington Department of Social & Health Services (DES, 2023425H22, sealed bid, June 30, 2026) with an estimated cost of $6.87 million to $7.66 million; and the Long Beach Department of Public Works rebid for the TID Radio & Asset Services Building (PW26754, sealed bid, August 6, 2026) covering a 10,772 square-foot office and warehouse facility with millwork, ADA restrooms, and interior finishes within a broader capital project. Sealed-bid (IFB) format is standard; prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements apply to most Washington public works projects, and diverse business participation goals (10% MBE, 6% WBE, 5% SBE/PWSBE, 5% veteran) appear frequently on state-level work.