UNSPSC 92101505: Graffiti and vandalism deterrence support service

The running of data bases to identify graffiti signatures and other behavioral patterns, surveillance, stake-outs to catch offenders. It can involve family and community meetings and interventions.

UNSPSC 92101505 Graffiti and vandalism deterrence support service is a Commodity code that encompasses equipment procurement and professional services for graffiti removal and abatement across public infrastructure. Recent state and local opportunities under this code show a divergence between the abstract code name and what is actually being solicited: Orange County, California is conducting market research on dustless graffiti blasting equipment systems for parks and facilities through a Request for Information (RFI) due March 5, 2026, while California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is soliciting graffiti abatement services across six Northern California counties through an Invitation for Bid (IFB No. 04A7492) due April 16, 2026, requiring comprehensive removal labor from highway infrastructure with strict turnaround times (24 hours for gang-related or obscene graffiti, five days for routine removal). The issuing bodies soliciting under this code span state departments and regional transportation authorities with particular concentration in California, where both equipment and service delivery activity cluster. Geographic spread centers on California, with activity documented in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Solano, Marin, and Orange counties. The Caltrans procurement, valued at up to $484,000 over a three-year term, requires California State License Board credentials including C-31 traffic control, A/B general contracting or C-33 painting licenses with C-61/D-38 blasting endorsements, prevailing wage compliance, and comprehensive insurance; a five percent small business preference and five percent disabled veteran business enterprise incentive are available subject to a combined cap of $100,000. The Orange County RFI seeks turnkey dustless blasting systems with specific technical requirements including 2 cubic feet blast pot capacity, 110 CFM minimum air compressor at 100 PSI, diesel power plant of approximately 24 HP, and a fully loaded weight of 2,200–2,300 pounds, with delivery to Fountain Valley, California.

The code shows limited recent activity beyond California procurement, suggesting geographic concentration and sector specificity. Most opportunities cluster around state transportation departments and county-level public works or facilities management rather than school districts, transit authorities, or smaller municipalities. The work being solicited emphasizes compliance-heavy service delivery with prevailing wage, licensing, and insurance obligations rather than straightforward equipment supply, indicating that firms pursuing opportunities under this code should prepare for substantial regulatory and operational requirements, particularly in California markets where prevailing wage and CSLB licensing dominate the solicitation landscape.