UNSPSC 72153107: Golf course construction service

The building of golf courses owned by others

UNSPSC 72153107 Golf course construction service (Commodity) covers state and local procurement of golf course design-build services, greens and bunker renovation, tee box reconstruction, driving range infrastructure, cart path resurfacing, and full-course renovation projects. Recent opportunities show municipalities and special-purpose entities (golf course authorities, park departments, universities) soliciting work ranging from targeted green or bunker repairs costing under $100,000 to comprehensive 18-hole course renovations exceeding $1 million, with heavy emphasis on drainage systems, USGA specifications, capillary concrete liners, and specialized grassing or synthetic turf installation. Issuing bodies span city parks departments (Deerfield Beach, New Haven, Bowling Green, Owensboro), county recreation authorities (DeKalb, Chatham, Wichita), municipal golf authorities (Atlanta City Golf, Stamford), and university facilities (Texas A&M-Texarkana), with repeat activity across Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, Ohio, Kansas, and Texas. The code captures both irrigation system overhauls and structural course reconstruction work that falls outside traditional turf maintenance.

Recent opportunities include the Town of Bloomfield's RFP 1175 for bunker, green, and tee renovations at Wintonbury Hills Golf Course (proposals due November 5, 2026), the City of Wichita's RFB 260232 for complete irrigation system installation at two municipal courses with bids due October 2, 2026, the City of Midland's ITB for 18-hole Road Runner Course renovation (bids due September 23, 2026) involving 137,285 cubic yards of earthwork and full irrigation with 750 sprinkler valves, and the Town of New Haven's prevailing-wage greens and bunker renovation project (bids due September 2, 2026) requiring five years' golf course construction experience and capillary concrete bunker-liner installation expertise. Atlanta City Golf's IFB for Chastain Park greens renovation (bids due October 21, 2026) required minimum experience completing greens renovations at three golf courses. Most projects demand performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value, general liability insurance ($1 million minimum per occurrence), prevailing-wage compliance where applicable, and detailed contractor experience with golf-course-specific equipment and materials (Hunter, Rainbird, or Toro irrigation systems; HDPE piping fusion; USGA green specifications). Activity is sustained and geographically dispersed across state and local golf operations nationwide.