UNSPSC 72152603: Skylight installation service

The installation, repair and maintenance of skylights in structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152603 Skylight installation service is a Commodity code that encompasses roofing work more broadly than the code name suggests—state and local governments use this classification for roof replacement, repair, and related envelope work across public facilities, though the recent activity shows minimal direct skylight installations. Issuing bodies span community colleges, county governments, city municipalities, state agencies, and independent school districts, with particularly active procurement from Washington community colleges (Skagit Valley College, Columbia Basin College, Edmonds College, Shoreline Community College, Whatcom Community College), Texas agencies (Texas Historical Commission, Texas Military Department, Texas Workforce Commission, Texas Department of Public Safety), Arkansas counties (Pulaski County), and Wisconsin counties (Kenosha County, Portage County). County and municipal governments dominate—Collier County (Florida), Monroe County (Florida), the City of Jackson (Michigan), the City of Tucson (Arizona), the City of Meriden (Connecticut), and the City of Long Beach (California) each posted roof or building envelope work under this code in the recent window. The work being solicited ranges from comprehensive roof restoration at historic sites (Texas Historical Commission's Slaton Harvey House and Casa Navarro projects) to routine roof replacement at schools and municipal buildings (Normal Hall in Madison, Crisp County High School, Houston City College Fine Arts Building) to extensive preventative maintenance contracts spanning dozens of county-owned facilities (Collier County's $2.12 million historical roofing maintenance agreement covering 351 buildings).

Activity concentrates in the South (Texas, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia), the Midwest (Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Ohio), the Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon, California), and the Northeast (Connecticut, Massachusetts). Recent representative opportunities include Collier County Board of County Commissioners' RFP for roofing preventative maintenance and repairs across 351 facilities (due August 10, 2026), the City of Madison's RFB for Normal Hall Roof Replacement (due August 6, 2026, with mandatory pre-bid July 22), the Texas Historical Commission's RFP for wood shake roof replacement at Casa Navarro and Landmark Inn State Historic Sites (due July 7, 2026), Monroe County's RFP for Key West Library Roof Replacement with V-Crimp metal roofing (due July 28, 2026), and Houston City College's IFB for Fine Arts Building roof replacement and lightning protection (due June 18, 2026, with Engineer's Estimated Budget of $1,500,000). Multiple Pulaski County, Arkansas ITQs for residential roof replacement posted in late June with tight turnarounds (due June 30, 2026). Set-asides and preferences appear frequently: Collier County applies FEMA compliance and domestic-good preferences; Connecticut mandates 25 percent SBE and 6.25 percent M/W/DisBE participation; Texas uses HUB subcontracting plans; Long Beach applies LBSBE with 10 percent combined goals and prevailing wage under a project labor agreement; and CDBG-funded work in Jackson, Michigan enforces Davis-Bacon wage standards and Section 3 employment priorities.