UNSPSC 72152705: Sidewalk or ramp construction service

The creation and maintenance of concrete sidewalks or ramps for structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152705 Sidewalk or ramp construction service, a Commodity code, encompasses concrete sidewalk repair, replacement, and ADA-compliant ramp installation work that state and local governments procure across multiple jurisdictions and funding mechanisms. Recent state and local opportunities show cities, counties, and transit authorities soliciting this work as discrete capital improvement projects funded through bonds, Community Development Block Grants, Safe Routes to School programs, and federal transit assistance. Issuing bodies include city public works departments (DeBary, Sandy Springs, Fort Worth, Waco, Midland, Ocala, Winter Park, Leesburg, Manchester, Rio Rancho, Greenville County, DeKalb County, San Antonio, Dallas, Johns Creek), county boards of commissioners (Seminole County, Beaufort County, Okaloosa County, Brevard County, Harris County), school districts (Charlotte-Mecklenburg), transit authorities (Broward County Transportation), and special districts (Orlando Utilities Commission, Harris County Flood Control District). The code sees active procurement across Florida, Georgia, Texas, Colorado, and other states, with Florida and Georgia generating notably high recent volume.

Representative recent activity includes: the City of DeBary issuing Bid #03-20 for sidewalk repair and reconstruction at city-wide locations (IFB, March 27, 2020 deadline, $19,734 awarded to Huffman Inc. DBA NuWave Concrete); the City of Dallas requesting sealed bids for the 2026 Bond Residential Sidewalk Replacement Program Region 3A (IFB, November 10, 2026 deadline, $2.2 million estimated budget); Beaufort County, South Carolina soliciting the S-70 Stuart Point Road Sidewalk Project, an 8-foot concrete sidewalk approximately 2 miles long funded through CDBG with SCDOT pre-qualification required (IFB, October 22, 2026 deadline); the City of Sandy Springs requesting bids for the Dunwoody Road Gap Fill Sidewalk Project under ITB 27-013 covering approximately 340 linear feet of six-foot-wide sidewalk with curb, gutter, utility coordination, and traffic management (ITB, November 13, 2026 deadline); Broward County Transportation soliciting an open-end contract for ADA-compliant landing pads and transit amenities at bus stop sites throughout the county under 70% FTA funding (ITB, November 2, 2026 deadline); and the City of Ocala issuing ITB ENG/260740 for construction and installation of fifteen bus stop shelters with federal Davis-Bacon and Buy America requirements (ITB, July 13, 2026 deadline, 2.55% DBE participation goal). Work assignments typically include clearing and grubbing, grading, drainage, concrete sidewalk and curb installation, ADA ramp construction with detectable warning surfaces, tree protection, utility coordination, sod and landscape restoration, traffic control, and erosion and sediment management. Federal-funded projects (CDBG, FTA, Safe Routes to School) mandate prevailing wage compliance, Buy America sourcing, and federal labor standards including Davis-Bacon rates, E-Verify verification, and Section 3 or DBE participation goals. State and local projects frequently require FDOT or state DOT prequalification in sidewalk and flexible paving work classes, general contractor licensing, and performance and payment bonds. Liquidated damages commonly range from $250 to $1,685 per calendar day for schedule delays. Contract terms span 30 to 180 calendar days for individual projects, with some master or term contracts extending two to three years on a work-order basis.