UNSPSC 72154012: Concrete forms erection and dismantling service

The erection and dismantling of concrete forms on projects owned by others

UNSPSC 72154012 Concrete forms erection and dismantling service (Commodity) covers the labor-intensive work of setting up, maintaining, and removing temporary concrete formwork across infrastructure repair and construction projects. State and local governments procure this work primarily as a component of broader concrete placement, structural repair, and pavement rehabilitation contracts rather than as standalone services. Recent opportunities show concrete forming embedded within parking structure repairs, bridge approach construction, concrete pad installation for equipment, concrete sidewalk and curb replacement, and structural concrete repairs at healthcare and municipal facilities.

Issuing bodies span city departments (Fort Worth, Orlando, Ocala, Sanford, Springfield), county transportation and engineering divisions (Hillsborough County, Boulder County), transit authorities (Broward County Transportation), and special districts (school systems, community colleges). Recent solicitations cluster in Texas, Florida, Colorado, and California. Representative opportunities include the City of Sanford, Florida IFB for concrete services and raw materials (Sanford, Concrete Services_Raw Material, IFB 24/25-30R, due January 29, 2026) seeking contractor provision of forming, placing, curing, and restoration for Type F curb and gutter, driveways, and sidewalks per FDOT specifications; the City of Fort Worth concrete pavement repair unit price contract (260329, due October 22, 2026) encompassing concrete curb and gutter repair, sidewalks, and curb ramps through task orders; Boulder County's Niwot Loop Concrete Bridge Approaches (BID31426, due October 8, 2026) requiring concrete subgrade preparation, base course, forming, placement, and finishing of approximately 24 cubic yards meeting CDOT Class B specifications; and the City of Springfield, Oregon concrete repair of City Hall South Stairs (ITB P11026, due October 27, 2026) involving demolition of deteriorated concrete and structural restoration with epoxy coating. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas cities and counties, with significant recent activity in Florida, Colorado, and the Pacific Northwest. The code shows steady municipal and county demand for concrete forming as part of sidewalk, curb, ramp, and structural repair work under fixed-price or unit-price contracts requiring prevailing wage compliance, bonding, and performance standards.