UNSPSC 72154000: Specialty building and trades services

Specialized building and trade services provided to property owned by others

UNSPSC 72154000 Specialty building and trades services (Class) encompasses interior and exterior construction trades, site improvements, equipment installation, and facility renovation work solicited by state and local governments. Recent activity shows state and local buyers procuring specialized trades including irrigation system conversion, HVAC repairs, elevator maintenance, roof coatings, interior remodeling, bus stop shelter construction, retaining wall work, and fire suppression system upgrades. The scope spans single-trade services (elevator maintenance, roof restoration, painting) through multi-trade interior buildouts (drywall, flooring, lighting, door installation, HVAC balancing, plumbing), plus site-specific demolition and equipment removal projects. State departments, county boards, city governments, school districts, community colleges, housing authorities, and medical centers all solicit under this code. Issuing bodies include the City of DeBary and City of Long Beach in Florida and California respectively, Orange County Florida, Savannah-Chatham County Public School System in Georgia, Seminole County in Florida, multiple Washington community colleges and state agencies, Santa Clara County in California, and the City of Ocala in Florida, which appears as a repeat buyer across multiple trade categories and facility types.

Recent opportunities span the Southeast, California, Michigan, and the Pacific Northwest. Representative current solicitations include the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System's RFQ for on-call small construction projects under $250,000 (response due November 19, 2026), requesting prequalification across 17 trades with one-year contract and two optional renewals; the City of Long Beach Department of Public Works' bid for EV charging depot electrical infrastructure including switchgear and site hardscape (response due November 20, 2026) under SBE and prevailing-wage requirements; the City of DeBary's competitive bid for Rob Sullivan Park irrigation system conversion to a Hunter system (response April 10, 2015; note: past date appears in source) for approximately $90,000 with 45-day completion window; Glynn County Schools' bid for C.B. Greer Elementary modifications including instructional wall and covered walkway work (response due October 22, 2026); and the New Bedford Housing Authority's sealed bid for three-year elevator maintenance at five public housing developments (response due October 29, 2026). Set-asides vary widely—SBE combined goals, M/WBE or DBE participation targets, local hiring mandates, Service Disabled Veteran preference, and prevailing wage apply to select solicitations. Licensing, bonding, insurance, and multi-year contract terms are standard; many require pre-bid meetings or mandatory site attendance.