UNSPSC 73151801: Sheeting services

UNSPSC 73151801 Sheeting services (Commodity) covers site preparation and ground stabilization work that state and local governments procure for park restoration, field construction, infrastructure projects, and subsurface remediation. Recent opportunities show municipalities and special districts soliciting excavation, fill placement, soil stabilization, and geotextile installation—often paired with concrete, asphalt, or turf work—to prepare sites for athletic fields, parking facilities, stormwater systems, and utility corridors. Issuing bodies span city public works departments, county water and sanitation districts, school districts, parks and recreation authorities, and regional development agencies, with activity concentrated in Florida (DeBary, Pinellas County), Texas (Fort Worth, Dallas), Georgia (Columbus, Hall County), California (Santa Clara County, Long Beach), and North Carolina (Charlotte, Mecklenburg County). The work is typically bundled within larger construction contracts rather than procured as standalone sheeting services, though excavation and soil-stabilization line items regularly appear as cost drivers in bid tabs.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements (Bid 03-15, IFB due April 10, 2015, $90,000 estimated) involving excavation coordination with existing subsurface infrastructure; Pinellas County's coordinated Ridgewood Estates Sewer and 82nd Avenue Water Main Improvements (ITB due November 5, 2026, two-step qualification process with 10% SBE participation goal) comprising over 500 linear feet of sewer and 6,800 linear feet of water main replacement with modified bioswale and pavement work; the City of Port Orange's City Center Sport Complex Ballfields Restoration (ITB 26-22-CW due November 2, 2026) encompassing excavation and removal of three feet of soil, geotextile membrane installation, fill replacement, and compaction across a multifield athletic complex; and the City of Long Beach's Marine Stadium Electrical Infrastructure (R-7292, bids due November 18, 2026) requiring trenching of 4,036 linear feet with ground-penetrating radar mapping and concrete pavement repair. All recent opportunities impose prevailing wage requirements, performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value, and compliance with California or Florida building codes and FDOT standards where applicable. SBE, DBE, and M/WBE participation goals range from 10 percent to 30 percent across jurisdictions.