UNSPSC 72153702: Parking lot maintenance

The maintenance of parking lots owned by others

UNSPSC 72153702 Parking lot maintenance, a Commodity code, encompasses asphalt and concrete surface restoration, striping, sealing, crack filling, and related upkeep of paved parking facilities. State and local governments are actively soliciting under this code for maintenance and rehabilitation of parking infrastructure at municipal facilities, parks, police precincts, fire stations, libraries, schools, transit facilities, and utility service locations. Work typically includes milling and overlay, slurry seal and sealcoat application, crackfill and restriping, curb and gutter replacement, ADA accessibility upgrades, drainage improvements, and pavement marking restoration on an as-needed or project basis.

The issuing-body mix spans city public works departments (Fort Worth, Jackson, Fairburn, Milton, Tallahassee, Winter Park, Leesburg, Ocala), county governments and county utilities (Okaloosa County, Pierce County, Gwinnett County, Santa Clara County, Kenosha County, Marion County), state agencies (Texas Department of Public Safety, Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission), school districts (Granite School District), community colleges (Community College of Aurora), housing authorities (Boulder County Housing Authority), and special-purpose districts (Connecticut state entity). Gwinnett County, Georgia stands out as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple informal written quotes for parking lot improvements at police precincts, fire stations, and library facilities between April and June 2026. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Fort Worth's RFP for citywide unimproved alleyway grounds maintenance due August 6, 2026 (with a 30% small business participation goal); the City of Jackson's ITB for parking lot crackfill, sealcoat, and striping funded by CDBG due July 23, 2026; Okaloosa County's ITB for parking expansion at John Beasley Park (114 spaces) and Ross Marler Park (113 spaces) with a $1.345 million estimated budget due August 12, 2026; and the Community College of Aurora's best value IFB for parking lot surface restoration at CentreTech Campus due June 9, 2026.

Geographic activity concentrates in Georgia (Gwinnett County, DeKalb County, Forsyth County, Athens-Clarke County, Douglas County, Lawrenceville, Milton, Fairburn), Florida (Okaloosa County, Marion County, Pasco County, Santa Clara County, Jackson), California (Sacramento County via Caltrans), Colorado (Aurora, Boulder County), and Texas (Fort Worth, Austin, Dallas). Connecticut, Wisconsin, Utah, and Michigan have recent activity as well. Many procurements are funded through federal programs (CDBG, FDOT Local Agency Program, prevailing wage jurisdictions), with mandatory compliance for wage rates, bonding, insurance, E-Verify, and in some cases DBE participation goals or state small business set-asides. Response dates cluster in May through August 2026, indicating active procurement cycle.