UNSPSC 72154013: Fence construction service

The building of fences owned by others

UNSPSC 72154013 Fence construction service is a Commodity code encompassing the removal, installation, repair, and maintenance of fencing systems across diverse facility types—from perimeter security and recreational areas to wildlife management and industrial sites. State and local governments soliciting under this code procure a broad range of fence materials including galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link, aluminum, wood, barbed wire, and specialty products such as security mesh and wildlife exclusion systems, typically paired with gates, posts, concrete footings, and associated hardware. Recent opportunities reveal active procurement across counties, cities, school districts, transportation agencies, and state environmental and resource departments, with issuing bodies varying widely in size and function.

Geographic activity spans multiple regions with heavy concentration in the Southeast (Georgia, Florida, North Carolina), the Midwest (Michigan, Illinois), the West (California, Oregon, Utah), and scattered activity in the Mid-Atlantic and Southwest. Representative recent solicitations include the Utah Department of Transportation's IFB for electric gate sales, installation, repair, and maintenance at Region 1 facilities (UDOT270080JB, due October 28, 2026), the Illinois Department of Human Services' IFB for courtyard fencing removal and replacement at Chicago Read Mental Health Center (due October 28, 2026), Rockford Public Schools' RFQ for perimeter fencing at Meadow Ridge Elementary (due October 28, 2026), and the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind's RFP for campus perimeter fencing encompassing approximately 6,700 linear feet of aluminum fence installation (pre-qualification due November 10, 2026). Michigan, Georgia, and California appear as repeat buyers across multiple recent solicitations, and the code shows substantial activity from county parks departments, wildlife management authorities, and water/utility districts alongside traditional municipal infrastructure agencies. Notice types span ITB, IFB, RFQ, and RFP formats with response dates concentrated in October through November 2026, indicating a seasonal procurement wave in Q4.