UNSPSC 73151801: Sheeting services

UNSPSC 73151801 Sheeting services, a Commodity code, encompasses demolition, site restoration, excavation, and related soil and structural work that state and local governments procure to remediate abandoned or deteriorated properties, manage mine subsidence hazards, and prepare sites for future use. The code is being solicited primarily by special-purpose authorities and county agencies focused on property reclamation, environmental remediation, and infrastructure maintenance. Representative work includes residential demolition with debris removal and site grading (DeKalb Regional Land Bank Authority in Georgia), mine shaft subsidence stabilization and roadway restoration (Illinois Department of Natural Resources), and hazardous-site remediation such as legacy waste segregation and disposal (Macon County Board of Commissioners in Georgia). The issuing bodies span regional land banks, state environmental and natural resources departments, and county public works or facilities divisions; the DeKalb Regional Land Bank Authority appears repeatedly across multiple Georgia property demolition RFQs posted in mid-July 2026, suggesting sustained pipeline activity in that jurisdiction.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and Illinois, with secondary presence in Florida, Texas, South Carolina, and North Carolina. Georgia shows the densest recent posting volume—the DeKalb Regional Land Bank Authority alone posted five demolition and site restoration RFQs (due July 27–28, 2026) for residential properties in DeKalb County and Fulton County, all mandatory pre-site-visit events in mid-July with 30-day completion windows and firm fixed-price lump-sum bidding structures. Illinois Department of Natural Resources posted two mine reclamation ITBs (Braidwood mine shaft subsidence, bids due July 21, 2026; Ward Mine Reclamation, bids due June 18, 2026) under prevailing wage and Business Enterprise Program participation goals. Secondary opportunities include Dorchester County Water & Sewer Department (South Carolina) excavation and exposure services for force main condition assessment (IFB, bids due June 26, 2026) and the City of Brownsville (Texas) landfill construction and demolition services solicitations. Most solicitations require pre-bid site visits, E-Verify program participation, prevailing wage compliance where applicable, and standard contractor licensing and insurance; Georgia-based work consistently demands attendance at mandatory pre-site visits as a responsive-bid prerequisite, and many state-level procurements include Business Enterprise Program or HUB subcontracting plan requirements.