UNSPSC 72154049: Sun screen service

The installation of sun screens in properties owned by others

UNSPSC 72154049 Sun screen service is a Commodity code covering outdoor shade installation and replacement work, including shade sail systems, structural hardware, cabling, and associated site preparation that state and local governments solicit primarily for park renovation and facility maintenance. The work encompasses full-scope installation projects — replacement of existing shade structures with new materials, hardware upgrades, permitting, and warranty obligations — and is purchased by county governments and park authorities as part of capital improvement or disaster-recovery funding cycles. Contractors typically must hold commercial general liability insurance, demonstrate multi-year experience in similar installations, and meet local licensing and OSHA compliance requirements.

Clay County Board of County Commissioners posted RFQ #25/26-091 on July 13, 2026, requesting quotes for replacement of two 30-foot tri-sail shade nets with new cable, hardware, and installation at Moody Avenue Park in Orange Park, Florida, with responses due July 28, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. The project totals $21,170, funded through FEMA Public Assistance Agreement No. 2024/2025-76 (Hurricane Helene disaster recovery), with FEMA covering 75 percent of eligible costs and Clay County responsible for the 25 percent non-federal share. The awarded contractor must complete installation within fourteen calendar days of material delivery and provide a two-year warranty on all workmanship and materials. This is the only recent state and local opportunity visible under the code; activity appears limited, and geographic presence is currently confined to Florida.