UNSPSC 72154039: Building board up service

The boarding up of buildings owned by others

UNSPSC 72154039 Building board up service is a Commodity code describing interior wall and finishing work that state and local governments procure as part of renovation, remodel, and light construction projects. Recent opportunities show the code capturing diverse interior construction scopes: institutional facility remodels involving drywall installation, door replacement, and finishes; educational and medical facility upgrades including classroom wall modifications and operating room buildouts; and specialized interior work such as fiber network administration spaces and fire station apparatus storage. The issuing bodies span school districts, community colleges, city facilities departments, county capital projects offices, state agencies, and university procurement departments across Florida, Georgia, Washington, Texas, California, Mississippi, and other states. Work is solicited through competitive sealed bids (ITBs) and RFPs, typically with five-year contractor experience requirements in interior construction, drywall finishing, or similar trades, and mandatory Florida, Georgia, Washington, or state-specific general contractor licensing. Bonding and insurance thresholds—bid bonds (commonly 5 percent), performance bonds (50–100 percent of contract value), and commercial general liability ($1–2 million per occurrence)—indicate mid-range construction contracts, many in the $100,000 to $2 million range. Pre-bid meetings and site visits are standard; question deadlines and addenda management are routine.

Representative recent solicitations include the City of Ocala's ITB FAC/260769 for administration remodel at the City of Ocala Fiber Network facility (lump-sum bid, 16-week completion, bids due June 30, 2026, scope: interior walls, drywall, 39 door replacements, 97 LED fixtures, baseboards, carpet tile, HVAC modification, and server room addition); Glynn County Schools' ITB 06-27 for C.B. Greer Elementary modifications and renovations (sealed bids due October 22, 2026, scope: classroom wall modifications and covered walkway demolition/replacement, managed by Pope Construction Company); and Santa Clara Valley Medical Center's prequalification for Building E NPC 4 Upgrade and Renovation (prime contractor prequalification due October 14, 2026, scope: seismic anchorage, bracing, and basement renovation under California healthcare facility standards). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (City of Ocala, City of DeBary, Orange County), Georgia (Glynn County, Savannah-Chatham County Public School System), Washington (Edmonds College, Everett Community College, South Seattle College, Big Bend Community College), California (Santa Clara Valley Medical Center), and Texas, with scattered opportunities in Mississippi and other southeastern jurisdictions. Set-asides and preferences are not uniformly applied; some jurisdictions apply prevailing wage or federal SBE/DBE goals (notably Long Beach Department of Public Works' EV charging depot project), while others remain open to all qualified licensed contractors. The code sees steady, diversified activity suitable for general contractors and specialty interior trades firms with appropriate state licensing, bonding capacity, and relevant project experience.