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 encompassing the design, construction, and renovation of indoor and outdoor athletic facilities including multi-court complexes, fieldhouses, aquatic centers, and specialized sports venues. State and local governments procure under this code to build or upgrade facilities supporting competitive athletics, recreational programming, and community events, with recent solicitations reflecting substantial capital investment in educational and municipal sports infrastructure. Recent opportunities span county parks and recreation departments, school districts, universities, and special-purpose authorities, with issuing bodies including Hillsborough County Parks and Recreation, Tarleton State University, Seminole County, DeKalb County School District, the University of Texas System, and the Georgia World Congress Center Authority. Work ranges from full facility construction to targeted renovations: Hillsborough County Parks and Recreation issued an IFB on July 6, 2026, for Phase 2 of the Southshore Sports Complex (bids due August 11, 2026) encompassing six synthetic turf baseball and softball fields with dugouts, lighting, a concession building, and site improvements at an estimated base bid of $12.65 million plus $2.77 million in alternates; Tarleton State University, acting through SSC Services, solicited competitive sealed proposals (due August 20, 2026) for a Softball-Baseball Concourse involving general construction at the institution in Stephenville, Texas, with a mandatory HUB Subcontracting Plan and pre-proposal meeting on July 24, 2026; and Seminole County Board of County Commissioners requested proposals for Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services (due June 17, 2026) for a 161,000 to 178,500-square-foot Indoor Sports Complex in Sanford, Florida, featuring 10 basketball courts and 22 volleyball courts with retractable nets, a 2,500-seat event hall, outdoor sand volleyball courts, and substantial site and parking infrastructure.

Geographic concentration is strongest in Florida and Georgia, with secondary activity across Texas, Michigan, Mississippi, and California. Recent solicitations cluster in metropolitan areas and university systems: central Florida (Hillsborough County, Seminole County, Tampa Sports Authority), north Georgia (DeKalb County, Gwinnett County, Cherokee County), central Texas (University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M University-Texarkana), and suburban Atlanta. The code also captures ancillary athletic work such as track renovations (DeKalb County, Eastpointe Community Schools in Michigan, Randolph County School System in Georgia), turf field improvements (Gwinnett County, Chatham County, City of Midland), and playground and restroom facility construction at parks. Representative opportunities range from large design-build CMAR engagements with construction cost limitations exceeding $9 million to smaller unit-price park improvements under $100,000. Evaluation criteria typically emphasize contractor qualifications and experience with athletic facilities, schedule performance, cost control and value engineering, safety management, and local or small-business participation, with performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value standard on projects exceeding $50,000.