UNSPSC 72152711: Concrete patio construction service

The installation and maintenance of concrete patios in structures owned by others

UNSPSC 72152711 Concrete patio construction service is a Commodity code capturing reinforced concrete slab installation, sidewalk construction, and related site prep work that state and local governments solicit regularly for park improvements, facility upgrades, and infrastructure rehabilitation. Recent solicitations show cities and counties buying concrete pad installation for fire stations and parks, concrete sidewalk removal and replacement at public housing, concrete boat ramp renovation, and concrete floor work at water treatment and transfer facilities. The mix of issuing bodies includes municipalities (Cities of Edinburg, Owensboro, Santa Cruz, Fort Worth, Madison, Plant City, Charlotte, Orlando, Long Beach), counties (Williamson County, Mecklenburg County, Hillsborough County, Floyd County, Macon Water Authority, Gwinnett County), state facilities (Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Washington Department of Military Affairs, Florida Department of Military Affairs), school districts (Lamphere Schools, Parkway School District), and community colleges (Columbia Basin College, Shoreline Community College, Skagit Valley College). Washington state appears as a repeat jurisdiction with multiple college bids for concrete and related work. Cities dominate the recent activity, often bundling concrete work with utility, drainage, and site restoration tasks under single IFBs or RFPs.

Activity is concentrated in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Washington, North Carolina, and California. The City of Edinburg's IFB for concrete slab and sidewalk at De Zavala Park (IRFQ 20260002, due July 22, 2026) exemplifies the code's core work—a 40-by-40-foot reinforced slab, 5-foot sidewalk, and subgrade prep under Davis-Bacon wage rules and Section 3 HUD compliance. The City of Santa Cruz Fire Department's IFB to install a concrete pad for a metal storage building (IFB B25-0290, due July 29, 2026) adds utility trenching and bio-retention area work. Hillsborough County's competitive sealed bid for cast-in-place concrete floor upgrades at the Northwest Transfer Station (IFB2600265, due July 31, 2026, estimated $2.24 million) represents higher-value, more complex concrete scope. Floyd County's rebid for Brushy Branch Boat Ramp concrete repair (PE65700NONST2026000000095, due July 30, 2026) and the City of Fort Worth's PW 2027 Concrete Restoration Contract 3 (260246, due July 16, 2026) show steady municipal demand. Local vendor preference, prevailing wage, HUB or SBE subcontracting goals, and Davis-Bacon compliance appear across most recent opportunities; Davis-Bacon applies particularly to HUD-funded or federal project work.