UNSPSC 73181304: Aging or stabilizing services

UNSPSC 73181304 Aging or stabilizing services is a Commodity code that encompasses renovation and upgrade work on existing infrastructure systems, grounded in recent state and local procurement activity centered on equipment replacement and system modernization rather than new construction. The single recent opportunity in the dataset—the City of DeBary, Florida's Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements project—illustrates the scope: converting an aging baseline irrigation system to a Hunter controller-based system, including installation of Hunter ACC 99D controllers, flow meters, master valves, and associated piping within an operational park environment. Work under this code involves assessment of existing conditions, procurement and installation of replacement or upgraded components, integration with legacy systems, testing and activation, and compliance with local and federal standards. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code include municipalities and local city government procurement offices.

The City of DeBary posted the Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements project as a competitive IFB on October 19, 2026, with a response deadline of April 10, 2015, and an Engineer's estimated cost of $90,000. The project mandated a pre-bid conference on March 25, 2015, required 45 calendar days to completion from Notice to Proceed, and assessed liquidated damages of $884 per day for delays. Geographic activity is concentrated in Florida based on this recent posting. The dataset contains no additional recent opportunities coded to this Commodity to characterize broader issuing-body patterns or geographic spread beyond the single municipal solicitation.