UNSPSC 90152200: Leisure service

Leisure is the time when one is not working or occupied free time. Entertainment is the action of providing or being provided with amusement or enjoyment focused on recreation, entertainment, sports, and tourism rest related products and services.

UNSPSC 90152200 Leisure service is a Class code encompassing contracted entertainment, event production, and recreational experience services that state and local governments procure to support festivals, park activations, community programming, and facility operations. Recent activity shows state and local buyers sourcing professional DJ services, seasonal outdoor entertainment operations, event rigging and production support, parade planning and coordination, specialized performance services such as piano for senior facilities and arts instruction delivery, and turnkey event management across parks, convention centers, universities, and municipal venues. The issuing bodies span state agencies (Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs, Nevada State Parks Division, Georgia World Congress Center Authority), cities and counties (Daytona Beach, Conyers, Peoria, Dallas, Herriman, Pinellas County), school districts (Dallas ISD, Cypress-Fairbanks ISD), and public universities (Savannah State University, Sam Houston State University). A small number of buyers appear multiple times — Savannah State University posted two DJ service solicitations within four months, and the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs issued two piano-service solicitations in quick succession, suggesting recurring need cycles and potential framework or renewal patterns in recurring service categories.

Geographic spread covers the South (Georgia, Florida, Texas), Midwest (Illinois), West (Nevada, Utah), and scattered municipal activity across multiple states. Representative recent opportunities include the Nevada State Parks Division requesting sleigh ride services for Sand Harbor State Park (RFP 70CNRS4002, due November 5, 2026) with revenue-sharing and four-year initial term; the City of Conyers soliciting a seasonal Winter Wonderland ice-skating operation (ITB PE72250NONST2026000000007, due July 2, 2026) with revenue-share or flat-fee options; the Georgia World Congress Center Authority procuring audio-visual and production rigging services as preferred and exclusive providers across its campus (RFP PE92200RFP2027000000093, due September 30, 2026) with 32 percent minimum commission and $500,000 annual performance bond; and the City of Daytona Beach retaining an amusement park recruitment consultant (RFP 2654RFP, due October 27, 2026) to attract developers and operators to beachfront sites. Contract terms typically run one to four years with optional renewals, and evaluation criteria frequently weight experience (15–35 percent), technical capability and project approach (20–25 percent), and cost or financial proposal (15–30 percent). Set-asides and local preferences appear selectively — Nevada-based business preference (5 percent) in the sleigh-ride procurement, SBE preference in the Pinellas County truss-installation ITQ, and aspirational SBE goals in Dallas ISD's arts-instruction materials RFP.