UNSPSC 72154013: Fence construction service

The building of fences owned by others

UNSPSC 72154013 Fence construction service is a Commodity code representing the installation and replacement of perimeter, security, and specialty fencing systems that state and local governments actively procure for parks, correctional facilities, utilities, schools, airports, and municipal infrastructure. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers installing chain-link fencing with privacy slats and gates at water treatment reservoirs, replacing aging golf course perimeter netting and fencing systems, constructing high-security wildlife exclusion and airfield perimeter fences, upgrading decorative steel and ornamental picket fencing at state hospitals and veterans' facilities, and performing routine repair and maintenance on municipal fence networks. Work spans removal and disposal of existing systems, site preparation, material furnishing and installation, gate and operator provision, and often includes grounding and bonding for utility substations or compliance with FAA standards for airports.

Issuing bodies reflect a broad geographic and sectoral mix: city parks and public works departments (Bend, Santa Cruz, Eugene, Charlotte, New Smyrna Beach, Round Rock, San Antonio), county governments and special districts (Orange County, Hillsborough County, Flagler County, Boulder County, Sarasota County, Dallas County), state departments (Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Texas Juvenile Justice Department, Texas Workforce Commission, California Military Department, California Department of Water Resources, Florida Department of Military Affairs, Minnesota Department of Human Services, Oregon Department of Transportation, Maryland Department of Veterans & Military Families), school districts (Pinellas County, Columbia School District, Parkway School District), utility authorities (Gainesville Regional Utilities, Eugene Water & Electric Board), and correctional and youth services agencies (Oregon Youth Authority, Texas Juvenile Justice Department). Recent opportunities cluster heavily in Florida (New Smyrna Beach, Escambia County, Flagler County, Pinellas County, Sarasota County, Hillsborough County), California (Santa Cruz, Orange County, San Bernardino, Caltrans), Texas (Austin, San Antonio, Dallas, Round Rock, Arlington), Oregon (ODOT corridors, Eugene, Springfield), and Colorado (Boulder County, Utah County). Representative recent solicitations include the City of Bend's sealed-bid procurement (IFB, August 19, 2026 due date) for approximately 525 linear feet of chain-link security fencing with privacy slats and gates at Westwood Reservoir; Flagler County's ITB for replacement of approximately 3,620 linear feet of airfield security fencing with 10-foot wildlife exclusion and barbed-wire fencing at Flagler Executive Airport (June 30, 2026 closing, already closed); the City of Santa Cruz's IFB (July 15, 2026 due date) for replacement of approximately 970 linear feet of 85-foot-tall driving-range netting and 1,170 linear feet of perimeter chain-link fencing at DeLaveaga Golf Course with engineer-specified materials and ten-year warranty; the Orange County, California Sheriff-Coroner's competitive IFB (August 13, 2026 due date) for ongoing fence maintenance, repair, and replacement across multiple Sheriff facilities on a 24/7 emergency basis with labor-based pricing; and Pinellas County Schools' sealed electronic ITB (June 12, 2026, already closed) for fencing, gate operators, and handrails installation across district facilities with unit pricing for 189 line items and an approximate contract value of $1.5 million through July 31, 2027 with two one-year renewal options. The code shows steady mid-market activity across renovation, replacement, and as-needed maintenance vehicles, with contracts ranging from under $100,000 to over $1.5 million and terms typically one to three years with renewal or extension options.