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 capturing asphalt and concrete driveway, apron, and approach installation work that state and local governments procure as part of broader street, sidewalk, and site-improvement projects. Recent solicitations show that while driveway construction appears as a line item within larger public works, stand-alone driveway-only procurements are rare; the code typically bundles driveway work with sidewalk, curb-and-gutter, grading, and drainage improvements in city and county infrastructure repairs and streetscape projects. Issuing bodies across the code include municipal engineering departments, county public works divisions, transit authorities, water and sewer districts, and special-purpose recreation authorities. Summit County, Utah; the City of Gallup, New Mexico; Dorchester County, South Carolina; and Orange County, Florida appear multiple times in recent notices, signaling recurring activity among mid-sized counties and cities managing aging infrastructure and ADA-compliance upgrades.

Recent representative work includes the Trailside Sidewalk Project (Summit County, Utah, sealed-bid IFB with response due July 30, 2026) encompassing excavation, colored concrete flatwork, curb and gutter, ADA-compliant ramps, storm drainage, and driveway apron replacements across a 5,941-square-foot scope; the whole-block Ciniza Drive reconstruction (City of Gallup, New Mexico, ITB with responses due July 28, 2026 at an engineer's estimate of $1,314,439.83) including sidewalk, driveway, and curb-and-gutter removal and replacement; and Orange County, Florida's indefinite-quantity Infrastructure Repair and Replacement Term Contract (Y26-1022, sealed-bid IFB with closure August 18, 2026, estimated 1-year cost $5.28 million and 5-year cost $26.41 million) covering removal and replacement of damaged sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and driveway approaches on an as-needed basis. Geographic concentration clusters in Florida (Orange, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Okaloosa counties), Utah, New Mexico, Georgia, South Carolina, and Texas, with Florida and Texas showing highest recent posting frequency. Performance bonds, bid bonds at 5–10 percent of contract value, prevailing wage compliance where federally funded, ADA accessibility standards, and liquidated damages of $500–$1,500 per day for delays are standard contract terms across recent opportunities.