UNSPSC 72152404: Metal stud installation service

The installation of metal studs in the building of structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152404 Metal stud installation service, a Commodity code, encompasses framing and structural support work that state and local governments buy under larger renovation and new-construction projects. Recent state and local opportunities show minimal direct activity specifically coded to metal stud installation; the source records include framing as a line-item component within comprehensive building renovations and interior buildouts rather than as a standalone scope. The City of DeBary, Florida (City Hall 2nd Floor Buildout, IFB 07-20, bid due May 28, 2020) itemized framing as one of seven category line items in a lump-sum bid structure, alongside doors and windows, finishes, HVAC, fire sprinklers, and electrical work. Similarly, the City of Bridgeport, Connecticut has posted multiple renovation RFBs (McGrath House Kitchen Renovations and Prospect House Building Renovations, both due November 4, 2026 via OpenGov) that include framing, wall installation, and staircase work as embedded scope within broader interior renovation packages. Santa Clara County, California has issued multiple design-build and seismic-compliance RFQs and RFPs at regional medical centers (O'Connor Hospital, Saint Louise Regional Hospital, SCVMC Buildings E and K, prequalification due dates ranging from August through October 2026) that encompass structural and architectural work including framing under seismic upgrade scopes. Issuing bodies soliciting work in this code tier include city procurement offices, county departments, community colleges, state correctional and healthcare facilities, and special-purpose districts, with scattered activity across Florida, Connecticut, California, Washington, Georgia, and Texas.

Geographic concentration is moderate across California (particularly Santa Clara County and its healthcare facility renovation program) and Connecticut (Bridgeport municipal projects), with secondary activity in Washington state community college facilities and Florida municipal buildout work. No recent opportunities in the source data are solicited as standalone metal stud installation contracts; instead, the code appears to be applied to line-item or task components within larger design-bid-build or progressive design-build renovation and seismic-compliance projects. Pursuit of opportunities under this code requires capability to perform framing and structural support as a subcontracted trade or as a line item within a general contractor or construction manager role on multitrade projects. No recent RFQs, RFPs, or IFBs in the source explicitly title or price metal stud installation as a primary deliverable.