UNSPSC 73151704: Aluminum anodizing service

Service that uses an electrolytic process in which the work piece serves as the anode, used to improve corrosion and wear resistance as well as adhesive properties.

UNSPSC 73151704 Aluminum anodizing service is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure building envelope and structural repair services under this code, including waterproofing systems, roof replacement and restoration, building facade remediation, and foundation protection work—though recent solicitations show minimal direct relevance to aluminum anodizing specifically. The issuing bodies span cities, counties, school districts, community colleges, water authorities, and special-purpose districts. Representative recent opportunities include waterproofing projects at Kissimmee municipal apartments (RFQ with Davis-Bacon and BABA compliance), Orlando parking structure repairs (qualification-based on-call services), Hillsborough County Schools waterproofing (RFP with small-business weighting), and roof replacement work at academic facilities, municipal parks, and airport terminals. The code sees recent activity across Florida, Georgia, Texas, Oregon, Wisconsin, Connecticut, and California—with Florida and Georgia showing the highest concentration of posted opportunities.

Geographic activity clusters in Florida (City of DeBary irrigation improvements, City of Kissimmee foundation waterproofing, Hillsborough County Schools waterproofing, City of Tallahassee Senior Center waterproofing re-bid, Marion County utilities maintenance building) and Georgia (Fulton County watershed management traveling-screens maintenance, Macon Water Authority wall remediation, Macon-Bibb County airport fire suppression, Atlanta Department of Watershed Management screen services). Secondary activity appears in Texas (San Jacinto College roof coating, Austin Community College building envelope engineering), the Pacific region (Santa Cruz golf course driving range roof), and select Northeast locations (Meriden, Connecticut library weatherization). Most issuing bodies are cities, counties, and school districts soliciting on competitive sealed-bid or RFP bases with mandatory pre-bid conferences and prevailing wage or Davis-Bacon compliance. The code designation does not align well with actual procured work; waterproofing, roof restoration, building envelope repair, and structural remediation dominate recent opportunities rather than aluminum anodizing operations.