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 describing the supply and installation of prefabricated or site-built cabinetry and related fixtures in state and local facilities. Recent state and local solicitations show actual purchasing concentrated on interior renovation and buildout work that integrates cabinet installation as one component of larger facility upgrades — kitchen renovations with cabinet and countertop packages, bathroom remodels with vanity cabinetry, and comprehensive building interior work involving cabinet systems. State and local governments are sourcing this work through competitive sealed bids (IFB) posted by cities, counties, community colleges, and state agencies, with mandatory pre-bid meetings or site visits standard practice and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements common when federal or state grant funding is present.

Recent solicitations come primarily from Florida (City of DeBary), Connecticut (City of Bridgeport), California (Santa Clara County), and Washington state community colleges and agencies. Representative recent work includes the City of Bridgeport's McGrath House Kitchen Renovations (bid due November 4, 2026, featuring Hampton Bay cabinetry with countertops and flooring as part of a kitchen and boiler replacement package), the City of Bridgeport's Community Resources for Justice Bathrooms Renovations (bid due November 4, 2026, with ADA-compliant vanity and fixture installations across multiple restrooms), and the City of Bridgeport's Prospect House Building Renovations (bid due October 27, 2026, including kitchen-cabinet refinishing and fire-rated wall and flooring work across multiple floors). Bidders routinely encounter Davis-Bacon wage requirements, minority and small-business set-asides in the 25 percent range where applicable, performance and payment bonds for contracts exceeding $100,000, and liability insurance minimums of $1 million per occurrence. Completion timelines typically range from 100 to 120 calendar days from Notice to Proceed, with liquidated damages assessed for delay.