UNSPSC 72153612: Interior design or decorating

UNSPSC 72153612 Interior design or decorating, a Commodity code, encompasses the design, planning, and decorative services that state and local governments purchase to improve and optimize existing and new facility spaces. Recent solicitations reveal state and local agencies buying comprehensive interior design services spanning space planning, furniture and fixture specification, color and material selection, exhibit design and fabrication, decorative finishes, signage, and coordination with regulatory compliance standards such as ADA accessibility and building codes. Work ranges from small office renovation projects under $200,000 to large multibuilding facility assessments and exhibit installations, with designers frequently required to serve as regulatory compliance resources, manage stakeholder engagement, and coordinate permitting and construction administration alongside design development.

State departments, counties, cities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities issue opportunities under this code, with recent activity spread across California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Maryland, Connecticut, Arizona, Oregon, and Washington. Representative recent solicitations include the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office requesting interior design for a 10,000-square-foot shared office space (RFQ 2026RFQ00568, due June 27, 2026, under $200,000), the Texas Facilities Commission soliciting architect/engineer services for restroom and breakroom renovations across multiple floors of the William P. Clements State Office Building in Austin ($14 million estimated construction, RFQ 0009660, due July 23, 2026 with mandatory HUB subcontracting requirements), the Cherokee County School District seeking interior design and materials for school nutrition cafe serving lines serving the Georgia Education Cooperative (multiple RFPs and RFQs, May–July 2026), and the City of San Antonio soliciting library furniture and interior design services (RFCSP 26-068, June 15, 2026). The activity also includes museum exhibit design, space planning and programming for government facilities, and on-call interior design services. Design-build and progressive design-build delivery models appear in several recent solicitations, and federal compliance requirements including Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, HUB/VBE/SBE subcontracting goals, and environmental standards frequently accompany public-sector interior design work, particularly when grant or federal funding is involved.