UNSPSC 72154049: Sun screen service

The installation of sun screens in properties owned by others

UNSPSC 72154049 Sun screen service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure shade structures, protective roofing systems, and related sun-blocking installations for facilities and parks. The recent opportunities show a broader scope than the code name suggests — work ranges from replacing large-scale shade sails and canopies at public parks to installing high-performance roofing and weather-protection systems at secure correctional facilities. Issuing bodies include county governments and county commissions managing parks, public buildings, and correctional infrastructure. Contractors pursuing this code typically hold general contractor or specialty trade licenses (roofing, shade structure installation) and carry standard commercial general liability and performance bonds; work often requires site visits, mandatory pre-bid attendance, or both as a condition of bid responsiveness.

Recent activity centers in Florida. Collier County Sheriff's Office issued ITB 26-8693 for roof replacement and louver repair at the Collier County Jail (J3) facility, with a $3,000,000 anticipated budget and bids due October 12, 2026, requiring mandatory site visits and a 30-year roofing warranty. Clay County Board of County Commissioners issued RFQ #25/26-091 for replacement of two 30-foot tri-sail shade nets at Moody Avenue Park in Orange Park, with quotes due July 28, 2026 and a total project cost of $21,170, funded through FEMA Public Assistance (Hurricane Helene disaster recovery) at 75 percent federal coverage and 25 percent county non-federal share. The code shows modest recent activity concentrated in Florida county procurement, with work spanning both large-scale facility upgrades and smaller park amenity replacements.