UNSPSC 72153701: Parking facility equipment installation

The installation of parking facility equipment owned by others

UNSPSC 72153701 Parking facility equipment installation (Commodity) covers the furnishing and installation of systems, sensors, signage, and related hardware that enable parking management operations—including parking guidance systems with occupancy sensors and digital signage, parking kiosks accepting multiple payment forms, access control and gate automation, lighting fixtures and poles, and revenue management or citation equipment. State and local governments procure under this code to enhance parking availability visibility, modernize payment collection, improve traffic flow through parking areas, and support operational oversight of both public lots and structured facilities. Recent solicitations span cities, counties, state departments, special-purpose districts, and transit-serving authorities; issuers include the City of New Smyrna Beach (Florida), the Village of Schaumburg (Illinois), the Melbourne Airport Authority (Florida), Mecklenburg County and the City of Charlotte (North Carolina), the City of Dallas, the City of Atlanta Department of Transportation, the California Department of Transportation, and the Connecticut state entity overseeing Camp Oakdale, among others.

The geographic distribution of recent activity concentrates in Florida, the Southeast (Georgia, North Carolina), the Midwest (Illinois), California, and the Northeast (Connecticut). Representative recent opportunities include the City of New Smyrna Beach's RFP for a cloud-based Parking Guidance System with real-time occupancy sensors and digital matrix signage across downtown parking areas (due June 22, 2026); the Village of Schaumburg's RFP 2026-RFP-050 for replacement of four multi-space parking kiosks at the Metra Station north lot with systems compatible with its Cale WebOffice platform and Vigilant enforcement, with proposals due August 7, 2026; the Melbourne Airport Authority's RFP 2025-1009 for comprehensive parking lot operator services including access control, revenue collection, and cloud-based reporting, with proposals due November 6, 2025; the City of Dallas RFP for parking management, citation management, permit management, and mobile payment services (proposals due July 24, 2026); and Caltrans District 32's IFB #32A0724 for repaving the parking area at Equipment Shop 5 in San Luis Obispo, California, with a 3 percent Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise requirement and 25 percent Small Business participation goal, bids due August 4, 2026. Most procurements are structured as RFP or IFB; contract terms typically range from three to five years with optional renewals. Performance bonding, prevailing wage compliance, insurance requirements, and local-preference or set-aside provisions appear frequently in recent solicitations.