UNSPSC 72153105: Swimming pool construction service

The building or remodeling of swimming pools

UNSPSC 72153105 Swimming pool construction service, a Commodity code, covers complete renovation, resurfacing, repair, and new construction of public and municipal swimming pools — work that state and local governments procure regularly through competitive bid processes. Recent solicitations span pool deck resurfacing with specialized finishes (marcite, PVC, epoxy), structural repairs to pool shells and foundations, installation of competitive swimming equipment (starting blocks, backstroke flagpoles, bonding systems), mechanical and filtration system replacements, and demolition followed by ground-up pool reconstruction. The issuing bodies are predominantly city parks and recreation departments, school districts, county government, and special-purpose authorities managing aquatic facilities; representatives include the City of Doral, City of Nashua, Pennsauken Township (New Jersey), West Valley City (Utah), City of Ocala, City of St. Petersburg, Calvert County (Maryland), Holly Area Schools (Michigan), and Louisville Metro Parks and Recreation. The code shows sustained activity across multiple states and regions, with recent opportunities concentrated in Florida (Doral, Ocala, St. Petersburg), New Jersey (Pennsauken), Connecticut (Glastonbury, Meriden, Ridgefield), New Hampshire (Nashua), Maryland (Calvert County), Utah (West Valley City), Georgia (Atlanta), and Kentucky (Louisville).

Representative recent solicitations include the City of Nashua's IFB for Rotary Pool Replacement Construction (bids due November 4, 2026), which encompasses demolition, new pool shell construction, mechanical systems, decking, utilities, and site improvements with a July 1, 2027 completion deadline and $500 per day liquidated damages; Pennsauken Township's sealed-bid Pennsauken Community Pool Improvements (due November 11, 2026), covering complete rehabilitation including structural concrete work, new amenities (water slide, spray pad, ADA lift), and 90 line items of specialized work with prevailing-wage compliance and a 180-day completion requirement; Calvert County's RFP for Edward T. Hall Aquatic Center Competition Pool Renewal (proposals due September 8, 2026), requiring complete interior resurfacing of a 12,897-square-foot competition pool with demolition, substrate repair, tile preservation, new plaster finish, and a November 15, 2026 target completion; and the City of Doral's bid for Swimming Pool Competition Equipment and starting block anchor installation (due October 26, 2026), a smaller-scope project requiring Florida Commercial Pool/Spa Contractor licensure and concrete coring with bonding-grid work. Opportunities range from specialized one-item contracts (equipment installation, deck recoating) to multi-million-dollar ground-up construction and comprehensive renovation projects, with bid bonds typically 5–10% of bid amount, performance/payment bonds at 100% of contract value, prevailing-wage requirements in many states, and mandatory pre-bid meetings or site visits common across the code.