UNSPSC 72153102: Indoor sport court construction service

The building or remodeling of indoor sport courts

UNSPSC 72153102, Indoor sport court construction service, is a Commodity code that encompasses ground-up construction and renovation of athletic facilities including multipurpose courts, baseball and softball fields, synthetic turf installations, bleacher systems, and associated infrastructure such as lighting, fencing, dugouts, and concession buildings. State and local governments use this code to procure complete turnkey athletic complex projects, phased field reconstructions, court resurfacing, and facility modernization spanning site work, structural systems, MEP trades, and specialized athletic surfaces.

Issuing bodies include county parks and recreation departments, independent school districts, municipal recreation authorities, and county boards of commissioners. Henry County, Georgia; Collier County, Florida; Gwinnett County, Georgia; Hillsborough County, Florida; and Chatham County, Georgia are repeat solicitors under this code in the recent record, with school districts (Essexville-Hampton Public Schools, Clare Public Schools, Decatur County Board of Education, Bibb County Public Schools, Seminole County, and Echols County High School) and universities (Tarleton State University, Georgia Southern University) also active. Recent opportunities reflect substantial capital investment in athletic infrastructure: Henry County's Richard Craig Park Athletic Complex Renovation (RFP 27-21, proposals due November 11, 2026) spans phased renovation of eight baseball and softball fields, a therapeutic field, and a concession facility with an 11% DBE participation goal; Collier County's Immokalee Sports Complex Phase 1A & 1B (IFB 26-8703, bids due November 2, 2026) budgets $6.24 million for two artificial turf fields, a field restroom facility, and an open-air pavilion with 180 calendar days to substantial completion and $5,549 per day liquidated damages; Gwinnett County solicited on-demand synthetic turf demolition and installation (ITB BL128-26, proposals due October 7, 2026) across eighteen multipurpose, baseball, and softball fields on a multi-year contract with annual replacement cycles and eight- to ten-year warranties. Hillsborough County Parks and Recreation is procuring Phase 2 of Southshore Sports Complex (IFB 16-IFB-26-00279, bids due August 11, 2026) at $12.65 million base bid for six baseball/softball synthetic turf fields, one concession building, three pavilions, and associated infrastructure with 450 days to substantial completion and an 8% SBE participation goal.

Geographic concentration is strong in the Southeast, particularly Georgia and Florida, with Gwinnett County, Henry County, and Chatham County (Georgia) and Hillsborough County, Collier County, and Orange County (Florida) showing multiple recent solicitations. Secondary activity appears in Michigan (school district bleacher expansions), California (county healthcare facility athletic upgrades), Texas (university and municipal recreation centers), and Mississippi. Most opportunities are open competitive RFPs, RFQs, and IFBs with 60–180 day completion windows, mandatory insurance and bonding requirements at 100% performance and payment bonds, and prevailing wage or Davis-Bacon applicability on federally funded projects. Set-asides and local preferences are common: DBE and SBE participation goals (8–11%), local-vendor preferences, and worker-residency requirements (Bibb County requires 75% of on-site workers from Bibb County and surrounding counties). Single-prime design-build and CMAR delivery methods are prominent, particularly for complex or phased projects. Liquidated damages typically range from $500 to $5,549 per day depending on project scale and complexity.