UNSPSC 72152509: Floor leveling service

The leveling of floor in properties owned by others

UNSPSC 72152509 Floor leveling service is a Commodity code covering concrete substrate preparation, moisture mitigation, and epoxy or resilient flooring installation in institutional and municipal facilities. State and local governments use this code to procure floor preparation and installation work across school districts, community colleges, county facilities, and specialized buildings such as correctional facilities, athletic centers, and medical clinics. The issuing bodies include Washington community colleges (Skagit Valley, Columbia Basin, Shoreline, Whatcom, Yakima Valley, Bellingham Technical, Lower Columbia), Connecticut school districts and municipalities (Meriden, New Haven), Georgia technical colleges (Wiregrass Georgia Technical College through the State Financing and Investment Commission), Texas state agencies (Health and Human Services Commission, Department of Public Safety), Michigan school districts (Pellston Public Schools), Fayette County Public Schools in Georgia, Sacramento County in California, the City of Fort Worth, City of Dallas, and Washington state departments. Recent solicitations show heavy activity in educational and corrections settings, with floor removal, substrate preparation (concrete grinding, moisture testing and mitigation), installation of epoxy or resilient systems, and warranty obligations as standard line items.

Floor leveling opportunities concentrate in Washington state—particularly its community college system—and secondary clusters in Connecticut, Georgia, Texas, and California. Representative recent work includes Beaufort County Capital Projects' Request for Proposals for aircraft hangar floor resurfacing (approximately 7,500 square feet of epoxy and urethane topcoat installation, proposals due July 8, 2026); the City of Meriden's invitation to bid for removal and replacement of approximately 4,088 square feet of vinyl composite tile at Edison Middle School with epoxy moisture mitigation (bids due July 15, 2026); the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's invitation for bids for removal and installation of rolled vinyl flooring in approximately 4,245 square feet at Rio Grande State Center in Harlingen, with mandatory on-site visits and experience documentation required (bids due June 29, 2026); Pellston Public Schools' request for proposals for hallway carpet removal and epoxy flooring installation using a single-source USA-manufactured system (proposals due July 1, 2026); and the City of Fort Worth's non-exclusive agreements request for flooring materials, installation, and services across multiple departments on an as-needed basis with 30 percent small business participation goal (proposals due July 23, 2026). Prevailing wage requirements apply to most public education and county facility work; Connecticut and Georgia impose additional set-aside and apprentice-hour mandates on school district projects exceeding certain thresholds.