UNSPSC 76111507: Cleaning services for parks and outdoor public venues

Cleaning of outdoor public open spaces including squares and parks and sports stadiums.

UNSPSC 76111507 Cleaning services for parks and outdoor public venues is a Commodity code encompassing litter removal, debris cleanup, and general sanitation at public parks, recreation facilities, and event venues. State and local governments procure under this code recurring services ranging from daily park litter collection and removal to specialized event-day cleaning, pressure washing, and post-event facility restoration. The work covers both standalone litter operations and integrated facility maintenance including restroom sanitation, floor care, graffiti removal, and biohazard cleanup at varied venue types—athletic fields, parking facilities, pavilions, playgrounds, beaches, conservation areas, and specialized recreation centers. Issuing bodies include city park and recreation departments, county facilities management offices, state conservation and transportation agencies, special taxing districts, and independent public authorities. Recent solicitations show repeat activity from Maryland Department of Transportation (litter pickup on state rights-of-way), Missouri Department of Conservation (conservation area maintenance), city parks departments (Pittsburgh, Orlando, Arlington, Albuquerque, Milpitas), and county recreation/facilities offices (Orange, Paulding, DeKalb, Cobb).

Geographic activity concentrates in California (coastal cities, DMV facilities, county operations), Texas (city and state university systems), Georgia (county and municipal parks), Maryland (state highway operations), Florida (tourism districts, municipal recreation), and broader representation across Colorado, Kentucky, Rhode Island, Michigan, and Missouri. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Richardson, Texas ITB for outdoor litter removal across 64 park sites with litter receptacle emptying and dog waste bag dispensing (response due November 5, 2026; approximately $285,000 estimated annual budget), Orange County, California RFP for countywide janitorial services across multiple county departments with interior/exterior cleaning, high-risk environment sanitation, and detention facility services under prevailing wage and Displaced Janitor Act requirements (response due October 27, 2026; five-year initial term), City of Pittsburgh IFB for cleaning at 26 Citiparks facilities with mandatory MBE/WBE/VOSB participation targets and GreenSeal-certified supplies (bids due October 9, 2026; November 2026 through October 2028 contract), Central Florida Tourism Oversight District ITB for seven-days-per-week roadway litter control with local vendor and opportunity zone business preferences (response due November 9, 2026), and Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management RFQ for five-year beach cleaning at six state locations with mandatory 15 percent MBE participation (response due June 11, 2026). Prevailing wage, small business reserves, MBE/WBE set-asides, environmental certification requirements, and insurance mandates (typically $1–2 million commercial general liability) are recurring evaluation and compliance factors across this code's active market.