UNSPSC 72152706: Driveway construction service

The creation and maintenance of concrete driveways for structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152706 Driveway construction service is a Commodity code that covers concrete driveway replacement and repair work state and local governments procure across park improvements, ADA compliance retrofits, residential streetscape programs, and municipal infrastructure projects. Recent solicitations show governments buying removal and replacement of existing driveways as part of broader sidewalk, curb, and street rehabilitation efforts—often paired with ADA ramp installation, parking lot construction, and stormwater management. Issuing bodies span municipalities (city public works and parks departments), counties, and specialized districts; the City of DeBary in Volusia County, Florida, appears as a repeat buyer across multiple fiscal cycles. Work under this code ranges from single-structure repairs within 30- to 60-day schedules to district-wide or multi-phase programs extending 180 to 300 days, with contract values from under $20,000 for isolated repairs to $2.2 million for large residential sidewalk replacement regions that include driveway approach reconstruction.

Florida dominates recent posting activity, with the City of DeBary issuing multiple bids for irrigation, ADA, and stormwater work that include driveway demolition and replacement components; the City of Leesburg, City of Winter Park, and Broward County also posted driveway-inclusive solicitations funded through CDBG or federal transit grants. Texas shows secondary concentration with the City of Fort Worth, City of San Antonio, and City of Midland seeking driveway work as part of street resurfacing and curb reconstruction packages. Georgia, South Carolina, and Colorado contribute smaller volumes. Representative opportunities include the City of DeBary's Small Scale Stormwater Improvement Project No. 4 (Bid 06-18, ITB, due August 28, 2018, estimated cost $233,250), which included removal and replacement of concrete driveways and asphalt pavement across three locations; the City of Dallas's 2026 Bond Residential Sidewalk Replacement Program Region 3A (Bid 05-27, ITB, due November 10, 2026, estimated budget $2.2 million), encompassing driveway approach replacement alongside barrier-free ramps and curb work; and Seminole County's Public Works Minor Construction Projects master contract (IFB 7199-26/TAD, due September 16, 2026) establishing five awarded contractors for unit-priced work orders under $7.5 million annually, with FDOT prequalification in drainage, grading, and flexible paving as mandatory filters.