UNSPSC 72153600: Interior finishing and furnishing and remodeling services

The finishing, furnishing and remodeling of building interiors owned by other people

UNSPSC 72153600 Interior finishing and furnishing and remodeling services is a Class code spanning the full scope of interior renovation, remodeling, and finish work that state and local governments procure for occupied and vacant facilities. Recent solicitations show government buyers executing comprehensive interior renovations on residential properties, educational facilities, municipal buildings, utility operations centers, and specialized infrastructure—covering everything from window and door replacement, flooring, cabinetry, and paint to mechanical and electrical system upgrades, bathroom remodels, kitchen installations, and structural partitioning. The code attracts general contractors, construction managers at risk, specialized trade firms, and design-build teams. Issuing bodies span city procurement offices (Ocala, Rome, St. Cloud, Cocoa, Meriden), county governments (Escambia, Sarasota, Wicomico, Caroline, Hillsborough, Morgan, Walton), school districts (Wayne-Westland, Glynn County, Rome City Schools, St. Joseph Public Schools, Morgan County), state universities and agencies (University of Mississippi, Alcorn State University, Washington Department of Commerce), transit authorities (City of Rome Transit Department), and special-purpose districts (New Smyrna Beach Utilities). Escambia County appears as a standout repeat buyer, issuing multiple owner-occupied residential rehabilitation projects through its Neighborhood Enterprise Division.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida (Escambia, Sarasota, Ocala, Cocoa, St. Cloud, New Smyrna Beach) and Georgia (Rome, Stephens County, Glynn County, Walton County), with additional significant volume in Connecticut (East Haven, Groton, Town of Meriden), Michigan (Wayne-Westland, Morgan County), and Mississippi (University of Mississippi, Alcorn State, Hinds Community College). Representative opportunities include Escambia County's series of residential rehabilitation projects—most recently at 1117 Colbet Avenue (ITQ due October 29, 2026) and 1050 Bremen Avenue (ITQ due October 30, 2026 under Addendum #1 Revision), both seeking lump-sum bids on sewer tie-ins, mechanical work, plumbing, and electrical upgrades—and Sarasota County's South County Fleet Renovation (IFB due November 11, 2026) for a 10,909-square-foot facilities renovation requiring interior demolition, new structural elements, HVAC, fire protection, and epoxy flooring. The City of St. Cloud's third-floor City Hall renovation (RFP/IFB, bids due November 5, 2026) exemplifies municipal interior remodeling: break-room conversion, conference-room reconfiguration, partition walls, electrical and flooring work, with an estimated project cost of $80,000. Many solicitations require Florida or state general contractor licensure, three to five years of similar experience, performance and payment bonds scaled to contract value, and compliance with building codes; liquidated damages of $150–$250 per day for schedule overruns are standard. The code currently shows steady pipeline activity across residential rehabilitation (grant-funded through SHIP, CDBG, and other community development vehicles), K–12 and higher-education facility modernization, and municipal operations-facility upgrades.