UNSPSC 72152702: Grouting service

The installation, repair and maintenance of concrete and associated substances in structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152702 Grouting service is a Commodity code covering injection and grout placement work for subsurface soil stabilization, surface depression remediation, and concrete joint sealing in state and local infrastructure repair. The recent opportunities block shows concrete repair and surface depression remediation dominating solicitation activity, with grouting typically appearing as one component of larger concrete restoration or site remediation scopes. State and local buyers across multiple jurisdictions and facility types issue work under this code — cities repair deteriorated concrete at civic buildings and public parking structures, counties address stormwater and drainage infrastructure damage, and special districts maintain utility facilities. The issuing bodies span small municipal engineering divisions (City of Ocala), county public works (Hillsborough County), and specialized authorities (Kissimmee Utility Authority), indicating fragmented procurement across geographies without a dominant repeat buyer.

The City of Ocala, Florida has posted two recent opportunities for grout injection services under separate ITBs. The re-issued ITB CIP/260112 for Surface Depression NE 17th Road (due January 22, 2026) requires grout injection, compaction, and rip rap installation at a right-of-way location; contractors must hold five years' experience in injection grouting and Florida General or Underground Utility Contractor licensure, with unit-price bidding and liquidated damages of $1,318 per day for delays. A second Ocala solicitation, ITB FAC/260854 for Concrete Spalling Crack Repair Services (due July 16, 2026), encompasses broader concrete restoration across multiple city buildings and parking garages in Marion County and the Orlando area, including structural repair, waterproofing, sealant application, and traffic coatings alongside grouting components; a mandatory pre-bid meeting was held July 9, 2026. Geographic activity centers on Florida (Ocala, Kissimmee, Tampa) with scattered opportunities in Georgia, Texas, Colorado, and Washington, reflecting the nationwide need for concrete and subsurface stabilization in aging municipal and utility infrastructure. The code shows steady small-scope procurement rather than large capital projects, with most solicitations under $300,000 and unit-price or lump-sum contracts tied to specific deterioration or settlement repair needs.