UNSPSC 72152907: Precast concrete structural framing panel placing service

The erection and maintenance of precast concrete and steel structural framingpanels on property owned by others

UNSPSC 72152907 Precast concrete structural framing panel placing service is a Commodity code that encompasses placement and installation of reinforced concrete slabs, sidewalks, pads, and related site concrete work — work state and local governments are buying primarily through cities, counties, school districts, and community colleges for facility maintenance, infrastructure repair, and new construction projects. Recent solicitations show concrete slab-on-grade installation for parks and fitness courts, concrete sidewalk removal and replacement at housing authority properties, concrete pad installation for fire station equipment storage, and boat ramp concrete repairs, alongside broader concrete restoration and flatwork contracts. The work spans demolition of existing concrete, subgrade preparation and stabilization, forming, rebar installation, concrete placement and finishing, and site restoration, often with ADA compliance, local material sourcing, and prevailing wage requirements.

The code draws activity from cities (Edinburg, Texas; Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, North Carolina; Madison, Wisconsin; Santa Cruz and Long Beach, California; Orlando, Florida), counties (Galveston, Williamson, Floyd, and Gwinnett), school districts (Lamphere Schools, Michigan; Parkway School District), community colleges (Columbia Basin College, Bellingham Technical College, Skagit Valley College), water authorities (Macon Water Authority), and state departments (Washington Department of Transportation). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Edinburg's concrete work for De Zavala Park Fitness Court (RFQ IRFQ20260002, due July 22, 2026) involving a 40-by-40-foot reinforced concrete slab-on-grade and sidewalk with Davis-Bacon wage compliance; Floyd County's Brushy Branch Boat Ramp Renovation (IFB PE65700NONST2026000000139, due July 30, 2026) requiring concrete ramp extension and curb installation with mandatory site visit; the City of Santa Cruz's concrete pad for Fire Station #3 (IFB B25-0290, due July 29, 2026) with local business preference (2–6% depending on ownership status); and the City of Fort Worth's Concrete Restoration Contract 3 (IFB 260246, due July 16, 2026) spanning 11,705 square yards of 9-inch pavement and sidewalk replacement with a mandatory 30% small business utilization goal. Solicitation activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Washington, California, and the upper Midwest, with Washington state community colleges and state departments appearing as repeat issuing bodies. Most opportunities are bid (IFB) or RFQ format with response windows of two to four weeks, prevailing wage and Davis-Bacon requirements common on projects with federal or HUD funding, and local vendor preferences or small business set-asides typical in municipalities.