UNSPSC 72152600: Roofing and siding and sheet metal services

The installation, repair and maintenance of roofing, siding and sheet metal in structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152600 Roofing and siding and sheet metal services is a Class code covering roof replacement, repair, and preventative maintenance across state and local facilities, with recent opportunities ranging from residential home repairs to large institutional building envelope work.

State and local issuing bodies pursuing work under this code include community colleges and universities, county governments, cities, school districts, special-purpose districts (water management, fire/rescue), state departments, and tribal governments. Community colleges in Washington appear frequently (Skagit Valley College, Columbia Basin College, Shoreline Community College, Edmonds College); county governments in Wisconsin and Arkansas post roof-replacement work regularly; and Florida water management and military departments solicit metal roofing and historic roof restoration. The issuing-body mix spans facility maintenance (routine repairs), historic preservation, and capital projects. Collier County, Florida stands out for a large preventative-maintenance and repair contract covering 351 county-owned facilities and 432,290 square feet of infrastructure across ten geographic zones, with roofing inspections, sealant work, and debris removal across 29 roof types (Modified Bitumen, Standing Seam Metal, TPO, Asphalt Shingle, and others). Representative recent opportunities include Ocean County College's IT and Science Building roof replacement and repair (general contractor bid, due August 12, 2026); the City of Bristol, Connecticut's Edgewood Pre-K Academy renovations (sealed bids via Construction Manager at Risk D'Amato + Downes JV, demolition and abatement package due July 30, roof and other trades due August 6, 2026); Collier County's roofing preventative maintenance and repairs RFP covering 1.56 million square feet across county facilities (proposals due August 10, 2026, grant-funded under FEMA Public Assistance with prevailing-wage and Davis-Bacon compliance); the Texas Historical Commission's wood shake roof replacement at Casa Navarro and Landmark Inn historic sites (proposals due July 7, 2026, with mandatory pre-proposal conferences); and the City of Jackson Community Development Department's multiple CDBG-funded residential roof-replacement projects (sealed bids, various July and June 2026 deadlines).

Geographic activity concentrates in the Pacific Northwest (Washington community colleges and state departments), the South (Texas historic preservation, Florida water districts, Georgia technical colleges, Arkansas county ITQs), the Midwest (Wisconsin and Michigan county and city roof work), and the Northeast (Connecticut, Massachusetts, Boston). Recent solicitations span the period from mid-June through mid-August 2026, with response deadlines clustered in late June through early August. Prevailing-wage and federal-compliance requirements appear frequently in CDBG-funded residential projects, Florida water-district work, and historic preservation initiatives. Metal roofing, standing-seam systems, and single-ply thermoplastic membranes are specified in several institutional and public-facility projects; asphalt shingles dominate residential and smaller institutional work. Set-asides and local-vendor preferences appear in city-level solicitations (Long Beach SBE/VSBE/LSBE, Madison local-vendor preference) and in state-level contracts subject to HUB and DBE goals (Texas, Florida, Connecticut). The code reflects steady, fragmented demand across multiple sectors and geographies, with no single buyer type or region dominating recent activity.