UNSPSC 73181116: Thin dense chrome coating service

UNSPSC 73181116 Thin dense chrome coating service (Commodity) does not align with the recent state and local procurement activity tagged under it. The two most recent opportunities—Rob Sullivan Park irrigation system conversion by the City of DeBary, Florida (IFB, due April 10, 2015) and Tuscawilla Alum Treatment System demolition by the City of Ocala, Florida (ITB, due April 2, 2026)—involve irrigation infrastructure installation and stormwater treatment equipment removal respectively, neither of which involves chrome coating services. The code shows little relevant recent activity matching its nominal scope.

Both opportunities originate from Florida municipalities procuring civil infrastructure work through competitive bid processes. The DeBary project, estimated at $90,000, requires conversion of park irrigation from a baseline system to a Hunter system with new controllers, valves, and piping within a 45-calendar-day timeline. The Ocala project, managed through Marion County, calls for demolition and removal of alum stormwater treatment equipment with a 60-calendar-day substantial completion window and $100 per day liquidated damages. Neither solicitation references chrome coating as part of the scope, suggesting the code assignment may reflect a data-entry error or misclassification in the source system rather than actual demand for coating services under this commodity code.