UNSPSC 72152507: Vinyl floor tile and sheet installation service

The installation of vinyl flooring in structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152507 Vinyl floor tile and sheet installation service is a Commodity code that encompasses removal, preparation, and installation of resilient flooring systems—including vinyl composite tile (VCT), luxury vinyl tile (LVT), vinyl sheet, and epoxy or urethane resinous floors—in institutional and public facilities. State and local governments procure this work primarily through community colleges, county facilities, city recreation centers, school districts, and corrections departments. The solicitations reflect a mix of straightforward VCT and LVT replacement in school gymnasiums and administrative spaces alongside more specialized scopes such as aircraft hangar epoxy systems with slip-resistance aggregates, moisture mitigation and heat-welded seam work in healthcare settings, and coordinated flooring within larger renovation projects spanning multiple trades.

Recent activity concentrates in Washington State (Skagit Valley College, Bellingham Technical College, Lower Columbia College, and multiple state agency facilities), Connecticut (City of Meriden school projects with prevailing wage and set-aside requirements), Georgia (Fayette County Public Schools, DeKalb County parks), and Texas (HHSC Rio Grande State Center, City of Fort Worth facilities framework). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Meriden's ITB B027-08 for approximately 4,088 square feet of VCT removal and replacement at Edison Middle School (bids due July 15, 2026), featuring prevailing wage, Connecticut compliance monitoring, and required performance/payment bonds; Beaufort County Capital Projects' RFP 070326 for 7,500 square feet of high-performance epoxy flooring in an aircraft hangar at Lady's Island Executive Airport (due July 8, 2026), requiring MFMA-certified installers and three years of similar industrial experience; and the City of Fort Worth's RFP 260223 establishing non-exclusive on-call agreements for flooring materials and installation across city departments (due July 23, 2026) with a 30% SBE participation goal and firm fixed-price labor and materials pricing. Washington community colleges consistently issue straightforward bid notices for asphalt, VCT, and sewer-line work with minimal specification detail publicly visible at posting; Connecticut school districts layer prevailing wage, SBE/M/W/DisBE set-asides, and moisture mitigation scope into single-trade flooring bids. Contract values range from approximately $30,000 in school district projects to $124,000 in county jail settings and higher in multi-building renovation frameworks.