UNSPSC 72153702: Parking lot maintenance

The maintenance of parking lots owned by others

UNSPSC 72153702 Parking lot maintenance is a Commodity code encompassing asphalt and concrete paving, milling, overlaying, sealcoating, restriping, wheel stop replacement, and related parking surface restoration work that state and local governments procure on both project and continuing-services bases. Cities, counties, school districts, and special-purpose districts solicit parking lot work regularly; recent activity shows repeat buyers including Hillsborough County (Florida), City of Orlando, and Santa Clara County (California) issuing multiple solicitations for parking repairs, resurfacing, and on-call maintenance contracts. Work ranges from small-scale overlay projects at individual facilities to district-wide, multi-location programs with task-order structures and estimated values from $50,000 to $6 million over contract terms.

Recent opportunities span Florida, California, Georgia, Texas, Illinois, Kentucky, Colorado, Michigan, and North Carolina. The City of Hillsborough County Facilities Management issued IFB 26-00399 for miscellaneous parking lot repaving services (term contract, $6 million estimated value, 5% SBE goal, due November 13, 2026); the City of Orlando released RFQU 260252 for on-call parking structure repairs and renovations (non-exclusive continuing services, multiple awards, three-year term with options, due October 27, 2026); the City of Ocala posted ITB CIP/250996 for a parking lot improvement program (FDOT pre-qualification required, two-year initial term with renewal options, due February 6, 2026); and Atlantic Cape Community College solicited BID 1882A for parking lot resurfacing at Mays Landing (New Jersey public works prevailing wage, approximately 18,240 square feet, due October 15, 2026). Smaller projects include the City of Leesburg 5th Street Parking Lot Expansion (IFB 26-012-HG, stormwater management and landscaping integrated, 180-day timeline, due March 18, 2026) and Gwinnett County Public Library Collins Hill Branch Parking Lot Improvements (quotes due September 29, 2026). Activity shows a mix of IFB, ITB, and RFP notice types; most solicitations require unit pricing, performance and payment bonds, and compliance with state prevailing wage where applicable. SBE participation goals appear in roughly one-third of recent postings. The code carries moderate to high activity with steady demand across state, county, and municipal procurement cycles.