UNSPSC 72153105: Swimming pool construction service

The building or remodeling of swimming pools

UNSPSC 72153105 Swimming pool construction service is a Commodity code capturing the full range of new pool builds, renovations, resurfacing, equipment replacement, and ancillary infrastructure work that state and local governments procure for municipal recreation facilities. Recent solicitations span pool surface recoating, filtration system refurbishment, plaster and tile replacement, new wading and family aquatic centers, design-build aquatic facilities, and equipment upgrades—reflecting active investment across portfolio segments from minor maintenance to major capital projects.

Issuing bodies range widely across park and recreation departments (municipal, county, and regional), school districts, and special authorities. The Town of Ridgefield, Connecticut; City of Meriden, Connecticut; City of St. Petersburg, Florida; City of Tucson, Arizona; City of San Antonio, Texas; DeKalb County, Georgia; Gwinnett County, Georgia; Bernalillo County, New Mexico; and Volusia County, Florida appear across multiple solicitations or manage multi-facility portfolios. Recent activity clusters in the Southeast (Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina) and Southwest (Arizona, Texas), with significant activity in the Northeast (Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire) and Midwest. Procurement vehicles include ITB, RFP, RFQ, and cooperative purchasing (Sourcewell); notices posted June through July 2026 show compressed response windows of ten to thirty days typical for design-build and renovation work. Representative opportunities include the City of Meriden's pool filtration system refurbishment (ITB B026-33R, June 18, 2026 response, Connecticut prevailing wage and local preference), the City of St. Petersburg's marcite resurfacing at three locations (IFB, July 16, 2026 response), the City of San Antonio's District 3 Aquatics Facility new construction (RFCSP, $3.44 million estimated base and alternates, May 8, 2026 response), and Sourcewell's cooperative purchasing vehicle for pool renovation and repair (RFP, August 11, 2026 response, multi-state access). Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction—Connecticut requires prevailing wage and local bid preference; Texas imposes Davis-Bacon and TWDB iron-and-steel compliance; Arizona and New Mexico apply SBE/DBE good-faith-effort goals; Florida and Georgia enforce E-Verify and debarment checks. Bond and insurance requirements are standard (bid bonds 5 percent, performance and payment bonds 100 percent of contract price). Work typically runs 30 to 180 days for renovation and resurfacing; new construction extends 300–480 days.